Nigeria's Officialdom and Public Expenditure Waste
By Mobolaji E. AlukoThe GuardianSunday, December 21, 200340 Per Cent Federal Workers May Lose JobDirectors Write Exams To Determine SuitabilityFROM MARTINS OLOJA (Abuja B...
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The GuardianSunday, December 21, 200340 Per Cent Federal Workers May Lose JobDirectors Write Exams To Determine SuitabilityFROM MARTINS OLOJA (Abuja B...
Read moreculled from VANGUARD, Thursday, December 23, 2004Nigerian politicians must cultivate civility.DR. Emmanuel Eweka would say in those hectic days of his...
Read moreFrom all indication, the Nigerian political landscape, like its airline industry currently plagued by rash of deadly crashes, seem headed for disaster...
Read moreThe volatile nature of computerized based data, National Security considerations, and an overall Law Enforcement needs for substantive digital evidenc...
Read moreDigital Divide is often referred to as the performance gaps that exist between countries with universal access to Information Technology resource, and...
Read moreA recent article by Reuters News Service, exemplified how questionable the integrity of processed Nigerian data has become. According to the art...
Read moreINTRODUCTIONIn the last few days, I joined millions of other Nigerians to watch our Super Eagles defeat our perennial nemesis Cameroun in the Quarter-...
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Nigeria, Bursting At The Seamsculled from BBC News, June 3, 2005In the six years since Nigeria passed from military rule to democracy, an estimated 10...
Read moreThe information age has made technology, particularly information and communications technology, indispensable. What has been the Information Technolo...
Read moreContents:Introduction: “Can You Please Come With Us?”Problem 1: Enforced PartnershipsProblem 2: Undefined Constitutional RolesProblem ...
Read moreThis International Conference on the Sokoto Caliphate and its Legacies, can only serve a useful purpose, if, right away, we locate it in the national,...
Read moreThis discussion paper will focus on the following: 1) the Sokoto legacy; 2) post-independence caliphate influences; 3) rule of law; 4) federalism; 5) ...
Read moreContribution to the Seminar Organised by the Chapel of Annunciation, Archbishop Vining College of Theology, Akure, Ondo State, on Sunday, 28th Novembe...
Read moreINTRODUCTIONIs there a rational approach to deciding to take part in any given election process? I believe that there is, so let me explain.A SIMPLE F...
Read moreWhen the idea of Nigeria was conceived by a sweeping and crushing martyrdom of some brilliantly coordinated nationalist efforts. The early marshals ha...
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From the Powell Memo to Project 2025: How a 1971 Corporate Strategy Became a Global Template for Power In August 1971, a corporate lawyer named L...
The Market’s Mood Ring: How Volatility Across Assets Traces a Hidden Geometry of SentimentIf you want a fast, honest way to describe modern markets,...
Nigeria’s grid collapses are not ‘bad luck’ – They are a design failure, and we know how to fix themFirst published in VANGUARD on February 3,...
Islands of Credibility: Nigeria’s Best Reform Strategy Starts in the StatesFirst published in VANGUARD on January 31, 2026 https://www.vanguard...
Project 2025 Agenda and Healthcare in NigeriaThe US and Nigeria signed a five-year $5.1B Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on December 19, 2025, to bo...
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From the Powell Memo to Project 2025: How a 1971 Corporate Strategy Became a Global Template for PowerSocial & Political Issues / Feb 06, 2026
The Market’s Mood Ring: How Volatility Across Assets Traces a Hidden Geometry of SentimentSocial & Political Issues / Feb 06, 2026
Nigeria’s grid collapses are not ‘bad luck’ – They are a design failure, and we know how to fix themSocial & Political Issues / Jan 31, 2026
Islands of Credibility: Nigeria’s Best Reform Strategy Starts in the StatesSocial & Political Issues / Jan 25, 2026
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