Tag: Uddin Ifeanyi

As social cohesion breaks down the way it is currently in Nigeria, it is tempting to quote Friedrich Gustav Emil ...

The din of the protests over the Senate’s earlier decision drowned out the fact that INEC currently runs a hybrid ...

The events leading up to and succeeding the elections of 12 June, 1993, were remarkable in several respects in Nigeria’s ...

The resulting hurdles in the path of doing business in the country explain much of our abysmal productivity numbers. From ...

The match last week between Morocco and Senegal that brought the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) 2025 to a close ...

In the end, and at the heart of the seemingly endless debates over how and how rapidly we may modernise ...

When, sometime last week, the U.S. President announced the “capture” of Nicolás Maduro Moros, until 3 January, Venezuela's resident dictator, ...

The minority, may, however, construct “oases of excellence.” The conceptual driver here is both negative and positive. By guaranteeing that ...

The immediate implications of the federal government’s new tax reforms have been widely discussed since President Bola Ahmed Tinubu signed ...

The main takeout from the analyses of Alhaji Dangote’s allegations is that “authority stealing” – Fela's name for the malaise ...

...the truth is that tepid global economic growth, a Chinese economy that is increasingly as dependable as a reveller with ...

Given that government’s borrowing is a drag on domestic savings, and much of the resulting spend drives rapid increases in ...

Far more lasting, though, is all that has to be done to remove the motive for citizens joining or tolerating ...

Evidently, competence-based governance and credible enforcement are mutually reinforcing categories. The virtual loop that their interplay creates has competent institutions ...

“Who decarbonisation help?” is such a difficult question not to ask. Especially when as a citizen of what used to ...

If the Senate Committee on Industry serves the nation well, and if it is to be of any use, the ...

What then to make of the consensus that culture eats strategy for breakfast all the time? A corporate culture whose ...

In my almost thirty years of work as a foot soldier in Nigeria Incorporated I learnt lessons galore. A few ...

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu We can, while waiting for the jury, at least, agree that the optics of President Tinubu’s ...

The global response to Israel’s two-year war against fighters of The Islamic Resistance Movement (better known by its Arabic acronym, ...

Up until now, the Tinubu government has focused on reforms with a near-term impact: exchange rate and monetary reform; inflation ...

Ironic? Yes. But Nigeria's long-term heritage from the boom days of its export of crude oil are the structural weaknesses ...

By far the bigger problem, though, is that the CBN’s ability to function properly, by anchoring inflation expectations, for instance, ...

The problem with the one-state vision is that it ignores the myriad centripetal forces that have been at play in ...

Unsurprisingly, most members of the Nigerian elite suffer a deep crisis of identity. Having expressed themselves all their affluent lives ...