2024: Highest-paid Data Scientists in Nigeria
Salary data is a signal. When a practitioner’s compensation sits not just above the median but above the documented ceiling…
Fostering multilingualism, cultural diversity for development
The language and culture tapestry in a country like Nigeria with over 250 ethnic groups and where over 525 indigenous…
Epistemic violence: of slaves, colonial masters, other stories
I was going to write this piece weeks ago, following the conference hosted by Sheffield Business School on the theme…
Nigerians! Stop importing junk seafood
NIGERIANS importing fowl legs, fowl heads, and fish heads should halt it. Why do we keep proving to the Caucasians…
Celebrating godfather who fought Abacha
AT first, a casual acquaintance might mistake him for a Capo di tuti, the Italian-style mafia boss of a Nigerian…
Afe Babalola University as symbol of hope and excellence
In the heart of serene and secure Ekiti State, Nigeria, lies unassailable evidence of the power of vision, dedication, and…
Why youth entrepreneurs are key to tackling climate change in Africa
I am a proud Nigerian and a proud African. I am also a philanthropist and entrepreneur—and I have seen firsthand…
Choosing a new owá obòkun of ìjèsà land
The Ìjèsà are on the brink of making a history. It is a great opportunity to make a seismic change…
Democracy, deregulation and subsidy
Democracy is participatory governance, often traditionally established through partisanship and the instrumentality of people. Democracy is widely embraced as a…
Only market-determined petrol pricing can unlock Nigeria’s potential
In a re-enactment of public reaction every time the pump price of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) increases, the Nigerian public…
Flooding in Nigeria: The solution lies in the problem
Over the years, Nigeria has witnessed catastrophic flooding incidences that displaced many, led to loss of properties and, most importantly,…
The power of data: How information drives innovation in Nigeria
These days, the expression’ data is the new oil’ seems so familiar that even those unaware of what data is…
Education: Nigeria is taking two steps backwards
In July 2024, the Ministry of Education announced a new policy that was met with outrage and public disapproval. This…
An observation of democracy in Nigeria since 1999
THE advent of civil rule in 1999 threw up an irascible political leadership that has progressively put Nigeria on a…
Fintech: A pathway to closing Africa’s gender gap in financial inclusion
Financial inclusion is not just a critical component for sustainable economic growth; it is essential for ensuring that all members…
Real-world problems don’t have departments. Why should education?
By: Nnenne Mercy Nwanoruo A hospital suffers from a ransomware attack. Who solves the problem? The cybersecurity team may stop…
Tinubu should rescue the Nigeria Police now
By Prince Amen Oyakhire The Nigeria Police Force is a National Institution designed in the best traditions of the…
The Babalawo of the COVID-19 pandemic
Apparently fascinated by the healing powers in herbs and roots, Nigeria’s First Lady, Senator Oluremi Tinubu, was taken round the…
Trump, “Prophets” and Laughs
By Sola Adeyeye For most of the gods of men masquerading as men of God, religion is a very…
Letter to Works Minister: Death trap on Lagos-Ibadan Expressway
Esther Ogundipe I invite the attention of the Honourable Minister of Works to a very serious issue that bothers…


