Saturday, October 10

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The Jason Arday controversy, By Toyin Falola

Professor Jason Arday Occasionally, what a person achieves eclipses who they are. They may be allowed into an institution because of scholarship, research, intellectual contribution, or intellectual promise. But that credential can come to matter…

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What will Tinubu leave behind (2)?, By Adeola Akinremi

President Tinubu …a leader’s true test is not only what he does with power. It is what he leaves standing after he has gone: institutions that can survive him, people who can outperform him, systems that do not require his…

Justice Amina Adamu Augie, By Ifeanyi Igwebike Mbanefo

Justice Amina Adamu Augie. She was grace and grit in one person: a woman of striking beauty whose intellect was her most enduring ornament; a jurist whose courage was matched only by her courtesy; a resident of many cities who…

Nigeria’s real affordability problem, By Dipo Baruwa

The real policy challenge is, therefore, not merely how much should a Nigerian worker be paid? It is also what kind of economic system surrounds that worker, how much productive value does that system enable the worker to generate, and…

Our women are back with demands, By Sam Akpe

Cast your mind back to 31 years ago — 1995 to be exact. Women across the world assembled in China’s glimmering city called Beijing. They gathered to deliberate on global issues which affected femininity. They talked. Chanted. Discussed. Declared. Then…

Atiku’s inconsistent consistency, By Zainab Suleiman Okino

Sure, this is the first time Atiku’s policy thrust appears to resonate strongly with the people. His persistence, faith in his convictions, and audacity have strengthened the contest around our experimental presidential system of government. Whether he is playing to…

What would make Sidi Ould Tah smile?, By Chinedu Moghalu

AfDB President, Dr Sidi Ould Tah One year is too soon to gauge satisfaction, but long enough to judge the direction. Tah has begun to connect capital mobilisation, risk-sharing, project preparation and internal reform. The record may justify a cautious…

Fake agencies and ghost workers saga, By Ehi Braimah

The latest scandal involving fake government agencies and ghost workers should not be dismissed as another corruption story in Nigeria’s seemingly endless catalogue of public-sector abuses. It is better to treat it as a critical inquiry into the quality of governance.…

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