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  By Obi Nwakanma Kemi Badenoch, the new leader of the British Conservative Party was born to Nigerian parents with Yoruba ancestry. Her f...

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  By Olu Fasan The International Monetary Fund, IMF, and the World Bank have long struck a raw nationalistic nerve in Nigerians. Romantic ...

  By Tonnie Iredia Many Nigerian scholars are agreed that a major problem of their nation is that the constitution of the federal republic...

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  By Olu Fasan Recently, Indermit Gill, the World Bank’s chief economist and senior vice-president for development economics, wrote an art...

  By Tonnie Iredia The death a few days ago of Professor Humphrey Nwosu, the outstanding Nigerian who supervised the famous June 12 1993 p...

  By Obi Nwakanma By every index, Nigeria as a nation, has very nearly, finally collapsed. It is held together now only by a very weak thr...

  By Sunny  Awhefeada The road constitutes a met­aphor of life’s journey for Africans. It is central to the configuration and under­standi...

  By Olu Fasan It is the age-old chicken and egg question. Which comes first: the economy or politics? That’s the question at the heart of...

  By Obi Nwakanma A few weeks ago, newspapers in Nigeria reported that the National Council of State met, and the current president, Mr. B...

  By Ikechukwu Amaechi After quelling what, to all intents and purposes, was a peaceful protest by economically challenged Nigerians over ...

  By Obi Nwakanma Chinua Achebe, the leading African writer of the 20th century, did write in his The Trouble with Nigeria , that Nigeria ...

By Ikechukwu Amaechi   As Nigeria battles, unarguably, its worst financial crisis since independence, it is only apposite that the most pr...

  By Ochereome Nnanna For his own purposes, President Bola Tinubu had delayed the appointment of Bayo Onanuga as one of his spokesmen. Aju...

  By Obi Nwakanma Nigeria is in dire straits. That is no longer news. It is not even news anymore that Nigerians are going through the wor...

  By Olu Fasan Two significant events hit the world from America recently. One is positive, the other negative. The positive is the crimin...