It’s still a man’s world – Joachim MacEbong
One of the most important things I read this year was Anne Marie-Slaughter’s essay titled ‘Why women still can’t have it all’, in which she was brutally honest about the[…]
Author: Joachim MacEbong
Economy · Occupy Nigeria · Politics
Subsidy removal, the stroke that broke the camel’s back
I have waited quite a while to write this. Perhaps I was waiting to see how the first day of the strike would turn out. The initial protest march to[…]
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As the violence escalates
Since the bomb blast at Police Headquarters on June 16th, the Jonathan administration has been more concerned with pushing the single tenure bill and getting involved in a fiasco within[…]
Revenue Allocation and a Culture of Waste
The call by the Governors’ Forum for the scrapping of the petroleum subsidy is understandable in a way, but it is ultimately not the solution to their monetary constraints. The[…]
Bigger Fish to Fry
‘All politics Is local’ – Tip O’Neill Before the presidential elections on the 16th of April, Muhammadu Buhari had said that he would not challenge the result in the courts[…]