In spite of apparent challenges around the funding of the 2021 budget, with Nigeria already cap-in-hand begging for loans from everywhere, I still believe the document should be thoroughly scrutinized
Posts From Tope Fasua

As I drove out of my office last Friday, I noticed a slight commotion on the opposite side of the express road. I sighted a truck belonging to the Abuja

Some people have been asking me whether I will be running – again – for the post of Nigeria’s president in 2023. In fact, the moment the results of our

“Hello. Today I want to speak directly to you; the people of Nigeria. Nigeria is a great nation, and you can be proud of the progress you’ve made. Together you’ve

I didn’t have to even search for long. The woman that Buhari is nominating from his team to be a

First let me ask Garba Shehu; at what point did presidential communication become all about pugilism? From the day this

When Klaus Schwab established the European Management Forum (EMF) in January 1971, his dream was only about Europe. The Management

I wrote the other day, an article titled Thomas Cook Collapse; Lessons for Nigeria, wherein I traced the origins of

I got what was perhaps my first baptism of fire in politics when at the 2018 Osasu Symposium organized by

In Nigeria, the concept of deregulation has become abused, discredited and overused. At best, deregulation has become some bogey that