Open Government Partnership: Nigeria’s Chance to Stop Merely Reacting to Corruption, By Achonu and Akinbo
One of the fastest ways to move Nigeria from being a country that often has to react to corruption is ...
Tag: President Muhammadu Buhari (PMB)
Post-Factual Politics and Nigeria’s Echo Chambers, By Uddin Ifeanyi
... our politics is ahead of the world’s. We have been “post-truth” for as far as I can remember; and ...
Thirty Months and What a Week!, By Amma Ogan
Twenty one of the original 279 abducted Chibok Girls were released last week in a brokered: deal/swap/negotiation/exchange/ransom/agreement/good faith concession/knocking on ...
Can More Openness In Governance Hasten Nigeria’s journey Out of Recession?, By Uche Igwe
It is the anticipation of many, that the OGP process will provide an opportunity for Nigeria to incrementally, but systematically, ...
Thank You, Aisha Buhari, By ‘Tope Oriola
The first lady’s candid assessment of her husband’s administration sends the right signals to the Nigerian society, particularly young girls ...
Buhari: ‘Reforming’ Electoral Laws While Disrespecting Other Laws?, By Jideofor Adibe
Critics also question the discrepancy between the government’s rhetoric and practice, especially as the government routinely disobeys court orders and ...
Right War Against Judicial Corruption, Wrong Tactics, By Okey Ndibe
If Mr. Buhari does not envision a game plan against corruption, he’s likely to go down in history as his ...
The Perception Baggage of the Buhari Presidency, By Zainab Suleiman Okino
In fighting corruption, you don’t pick, choose and don’t politicise, otherwise it will lose its essence. However the judges’ case ...
Inside the Fortress of Aso Rock, By Dele Agekameh
Leadership in Africa is often seen as a means to an end. What this means is that people believe that ...
Why Should the ‘Rule of Law’ Apply Only to a Few?, By David Dimas
...there is something so terribly wrong with a society in which a poor citizen caught stealing can spend years in ...
