Bill and Melinda Gates had barely finished saying the “D” word when all kinds of marriage counsellors and grief-mongers besieged social media with suggestions of why they think the couple
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Everyone has their meal of the day, and mine happens to be dinner. Having dinner, for me, is a ritual, but one that has evolved over the years. Back in
Something Nigeria’s Minister of Information and Culture, Lai Mohammed, said reminded me of British political journalist, Andrew Marr. Journalism, Marr wrote in his book, My Trade, is a chaotic form
I was visiting a senior over the weekend when our conversation devolved into the soul of the Nigerian banter: how is the country going, I asked? He paused. After a
There was a BBC News story in February that caught me between laughter and bemusement. The news channel reported, in
Brazil has proved a disaster in the management of COVID-19, but there are other areas where we can use their
It wasn’t planned. I was seeing off my neighbour and friend on Thursday evening when one of the officers of
Last week, Nigeria’s National Security Adviser, Mohammed Babagana Monguno, stripped the government bare in public only to try hiding the
It would seem harsh to judge the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) solely by its intentions, especially in the last
There’s a model for managing rebels in government that the American political drama, “Designated Survivor”, teaches so well. In one
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