Why does the promise of ‘Government of National Competence’ made by Ashiwaju Tinubu turn out to be an illusion?
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It’s important to delve deeper into the Trend of Insecurity in Nigeria and the inability of the Nigerian government to take decisive action.
Insecurity in Nigeria has followed a disturbing upward trend in recent years, with major criminal activities like terrorism, banditry, kidnapping, and ethnic violence surging.
Nigeria must embrace a system of government that allows for greater regional autonomy, where states are encouraged to develop their own resources and contribute to the national economy
The North has had its turn, and it’s only right that the South should lead next. Ignoring this arrangement could deepen the divisions between the North and South
From the transatlantic slave trade to colonialism and modern economic sabotage, Africa has been systematically robbed, its wealth funnelling into the coffers of the Western world while its own people are left in chains of poverty.
The future of agriculture in our region depends on the willingness of policymakers, farmers, and stakeholders to embrace innovation. It is time to reimagine our agricultural practices, invest in sustainable infrastructure, and ensure that our farms can thrive regardless of the season.
There comes a moment in life when you must take a stand, when the path before you demand a decision that will determine your future. Will you follow your vision or allow the naysayers to drown out your inner voice? Success is never easy, but it’s achievable if you learn to do away with those […]
The Hidden Margins Between Politics and Governance in Nigeria
In the public discourse surrounding leadership, two terms are often interchanged as though they are the same—politics and governance.
These different generations of wickedness have systematically undermined the country’s potential, stifling progress and prosperity. From the era of the slave traders to the modern-day quick-money culture, each generation has left a profound mark on Nigeria’s development.
