POLITICS | ECONOMICS | INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
”It is clear that the two leading contenders for Nigeria’s top job have very distinct ideas on how the economy should run – each model with its own set of consequences. The ball is now in the court of Nigerians to decide the kind of economy that they desire to have and who they deem best to deliver it”.
On Sunday, the 10th of February, I held a live session on graduate school admissions and scholarships on my Instagram…
‘These third-way candidates provide us with a glimpse into the quality of political discourse we can have if we manage to get our act together’
It has been a while since I last blogged and I have missed engaging with you all! It’s been a…
It was a great honor to speak at the New Media Conference on the topic “Disruptions and democracy-2019 in view”.…
I was super honoured for the opportunity to speak on the closing plenary of the ‘Going Global 2018 conference’.…
In this piece for the Africa at LSE blog, I argue that as tech solutions by African entrepreneurs are replicated…
Last week, Nigeria launched a national airline – ‘Nigeria Air’. The Nigerian government annoys me daily perhaps even hourly but…
Hello Blogfam! So sorry for the long absence, its never intentional….but the good news however is that I managed to…
In recent years Jollof rice has emerged as some sort of cultural phenomenon in Nigeria, which is quite a huge…
The imperative for export diversification Recent data by the National Bureau of Statistics shows that crude oil accounts for over…
