A government that dislikes accountability and transparency has no interest in curbing corruption among its ranks and files.
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu campaigned for his current job, knowing full well there wouldn’t be a honeymoon from day one.
Shambolic primaries lay the foundation for turbulent electoral outcomes and unstable governments.
“I think much of the current regime’s economic policy conundrum is due to the exchange rate flotation policy, which may now need to be re-evaluated and reconsidered.”
“In battling the beast of fraud in global fintechs, a multi-dimensional approach must be enacted to curb this menace.’’
Without a compelling vision that speaks to hearts and minds, expecting Nigerians to embrace dry pronouncements over emotionally resonant narratives is unrealistic.
Growing up, I wanted to be Bob Marley. Nothing more, nothing less.
There can only be two possible reasons.
I also wonder what motives might underpin any agenda to increase unitarism and centralisation in Nigeria’s constitution design?
An oasis of stability and a shining light in a highly politically volatile region, Senegal was one of the few countries on the continent that others looked up to.
