Debt Relief, Outdated Ideology and Common Sense
By Ngozi Okonjo-Iwealaculled from ThisDay, July 19, 2005It is rarely my style to respond to articles or opinion pieces except where they deliberately misinform and mislead ...
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culled from ThisDay, July 19, 2005It is rarely my style to respond to articles or opinion pieces except where they deliberately misinform and mislead ...
Read moreAs a political analyst, I have always found Uncle Bola fascinating as asubject. By common consent he possessed a brilliant and incisive mind and wasas...
Read moreI was very recently, and most reluctantly drawn into a running battle of private correspondence with some shakers and movers in this government, stemm...
Read moreFor some leaders, leaving the cosy environment of their offices is something they will rather avoid. Whenever the terrain they are to visit is far rem...
Read moreThere has been a steady rise in communal tensions and conflicts since the introduction of the indigeneity clause into Nigerian public law through the ...
Read moreThere are many behavioral patterns that continue to amaze me. As life long professional student, I have always wanted to know more. Alas, the more we ...
Read moreculled from THISDAY, June 1, 2006The events of the last few years have brought home very forcefully, the consequences of our lack of unity and common ...
Read moreThe other day I was watching Amistad for the second time since I first watched it when it hit movie theatres in 1997. After I watched the movie the fi...
Read moreNow that the World Court has ruled, I feel free to share this copy of a letter prepared by then-Attorney General and Commissioner for Justice, Dr. T. ...
Read moreculled from VANGUARD, March 12, 2006President Olusegun Obasanjo has again reiterated his wish to die for Nigeria.He has often made these statements&nb...
Read moreWar, the experts say, is organized chaos. The just concluded campaign in Iraq has demonstrated the logical correctness of that assertion and has prove...
Read moreIf my memory serves me well, Ibrahim Ali Amin (Little), a fine gentleman, whose mandate and hard-earned popularity were piously deprived of by the pow...
Read moreThis fight against corruption is now taking a new turn that must be guided against before we throw out the baby with the bath water. The people of Ana...
Read moreculled from GUARDIAN, October 1, 2006Today’s nation-states don’t compete on the basis of natural resources. They have never done. There is no econ...
Read moreculled from THISDAY, May 31, 2006A few days ago the National Assembly opened debate on the amendment to the EFCC Establishment Act. A bill seeking to ...
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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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