Ayisha has over 18 years experience in the public and private sectors including work with the World Bank, UNICEF, National Democratic Institute and Department of International […]
INTRODUCTION Please let us start by debunking certain myths in our country. First, “Nigeria is an oil rich country.” False, because oil revenue per person […]
Nigeria and the way Forward is a talk series that hopes to highlight and enlighten the public on possible measures that could fast-track development in Nigeria. […]
Everyone knows: the protests in Nigeria are no longer just about the removal of fuel subsidy. We know, the government knows and each side knows that […]
“I am thinking of going into politics and running for election”, I admitted to a friend yesterday. “Wonderful. What position are you thinking of vying for?” […]
After the violence following the April 2011 elections many felt moved to do something about the relations between Christians and Muslims in the north of Nigeria. […]
There are several reasons why Nigerians should be wary of anti-corruption as a 2019 campaign issue. The first is our history. Only two other issues have […]
This most recent struggle between the federal legislative and executive arms is not about the welfare and interests of the average Nigerian citizen. It is about […]