A Meaningful Hyphen in the Life of Nigerian Leaders

In the narrative of Nigerian leadership, the hyphen between personal gain and national duty often becomes a battleground for moral integrity and patriotism. This symbolic hyphen represents a critical juncture where leaders must choose between self-serving actions and the greater good of the nation. Just as the hyphen between birth and death in a person’s…

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An Eye for an Eye

In the last two days, two sworn enemies of Israel have been struck by projectiles flying through the skies, one in Lebanon, the other in Iran. Writers like me can write all we want to write. One thing is clear. For Israel to have survived for 76 years completely surrounded by people who regard them…

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Magnus Progressus!

In the final analysis, it is sad to hear a Nigerian official putting down Dangote refinery in a video that has gone viral. He slammed the company for substandard product and seemed to be quite inclined to continuous importation of fuel. I wonder what role this gentleman has played in the revitalization of refineries owned…

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Minimum Wage

It appears the Federal Government and Labor Movements have reached an agreement on the minimum wage crisis. This is commendable. The elephant in the room, hyperinflation, remains unyielding. What are we going to do to bring down prices? A minimum wage of N70,000 or any number for that matter is only meaningful to the extent…

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