When our membership of the Economic Advisory Council was announced on the 16th September, we agonised as to whether we should still honour the invitation or whether we should still
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Today marks the 59th anniversary of Nigeria’s independence from British colonial rule. On Saturday, October 1, 1960, Nigerians gathered at the Race Course (now Tafawa Balewa Square) in Lagos as
There are two things we can thank God for as we become 59 years old as a nation tomorrow: One, our oil is yet to dry up. Two, we have
My Dearest Five-Year-Old Nigeria, I’m writing you this letter fully knowing that you’re going to think everything I’m about to tell you is complete rubbish, because at the stage you
Dear Compatriots, 1st October each year is an opportunity for us to reflect and thank God for his endless blessings
A team of journalists once interviewed a senator. They asked him about ways to boost women participation in politics—in particular,
In August 2018, one month after I ‘moved’ into a rented apartment, Ikeja Electric sent me a power consumption bill
God forgive me. When Yemen’s Houthi rebels hit two key oil installations in Saudi Arabia a couple of weeks ago,
Pastor and Vice President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Yemi Osinbajo, is fighting one of the major battles of
Our climate is changing. At the United Nations General Assembly that just concluded, there was a Climate Action Summit, which
