The hallmark of productivity is improvement in quantity and quality. If one of these standards is sacrificed for the other, needed development is compromised. This argument is so valid in
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Businesses, governments, and people do themselves a huge disservice if they continue to fail to see PR for what it is and should be: a strategic aspect of business and
Four years ago now, I wrote this piece about the thing of collective guilt, and what it leads to. I think it’s more relevant now as Nigeria falls to pieces
One of my favourite Igbo proverbs says: “What a dog saw and started barking ferociously is the same thing a goat saw and merely grunted.” As young as I am,
Seventy six years after his death on April 11, 1945 and cremation at the Woking Crematorium, Woking Borough in Surrey,
Professor Akinwande Oluwole Babatunde #Soyinka is a 5-Star General in the battle of wits. He is made of steely exteriors.
This is a follow-up and final part of my article on Safe Schools in Nigeria. If you recall, I stated
So for the last few days, we have been regaled by an almost obscene and vulgar outpouring of wealth in
A major reason why identified problems don’t ever get solution in Nigeria is because we have elites who prefer to
I lived in London in 2006 when the largest to date cash robbery in that country – and perhaps in
