The Cocoa Alternative
“In the next 10 years, Nigeria will be the largest producer of cocoa in the world”. This was the prediction of African agriculture experts from Conservation Alliance in April 2012.[…]
Author: Kunle Durojaiye
Where Are The True Leaders?
Escalating insecurity and public fear…sporadic policy creation…the glaring and widening gulf between the governing and governed… the appalling hurl of money at pressing national issues…the suspected lack of foresight…the near-death[…]
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#Occupy…and the Nigerian Psyche
by Kunle Durojaiye
Occupy Nigeria, to be or not to be?
Nigeria at 51 – Celebrating 419 Reasons to Like Nigeria
by Kunle Durojaiye
4 years, Not Enough?
“Four years is too short for a President or a Governor to embark on any meaningful programme because it takes about a year or two before the administration settles down[…]
Tick-Tock, Goodluck
The euphoria and hullabaloo that characterized the past elections are already weeks behind us, gradually fading away into the annals of history. While aggrieved stakeholders wait on the tribunals to[…]
Nigeria – What Next?
The elections have come and gone. A long month of campaigns, political engineering, analysis, postulation, tragedies and seeming successes has passed. Today, Africa’s most populated country is closing on[…]
The Presidential Elections – A Political Paradox
The paralysis of analysis. This is what the recently concluded presidential election has generated for some thinkers and analysts. There is no dispute to the fact that the election[…]
General · Nigerian Elections · Politics
Nigeria – Is the Stage Set?
With the conclusion of today’s parliamentary election in Nigeria, there is an observed shift from the despair and disappointment oflast weekend’s fiasco to a sense of hope, progress and possibility. […]