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Two developments (the first, over the last three weeks, and the other, work in progress of sorts) underscore the role that sentiments could play in driving divergence between the actual[…]
There’s no punchline. Sorry. CBN actually just closed the rDAS/wDAS window via a press release today. But what is rDAS/wDAS anyway? Retail Dutch Auction System is the method by which[…]
The more I dwell on the matter, the more I am persuaded of Aristotle’s error. Daily jaded by events around me, I have no doubt that I am beyond politics.[…]
The ruling People’s Democratic Party (PDP) has tried, with limited success, to make political mileage out of the refusal by the presidential campaign of the All Progressives Congress to hold[…]
I had conceived this piece before the fateful events of this last weekend. In the understanding that we would be voting next week, this was meant as a contribution to[…]
#Songs4Change (www.bit.ly/Songs4Change) is a weekly dose of revolutionary music to inspire social progress in Nigeria, and Africa more broadly. The songs — a mixture of old and new — advocate[…]
A couple of weeks back, I penned a jeremiad — The “Mythification” of Our Memories —bemoaning how close we are to losing parts of our history. Over the years, as[…]
Fiction · Interview · Lit Mag · Literature
For the next couple of weeks, the NTLitMag will feature interviews with the authors of newly published novels on the Cassava Republic’s Ankara Romance imprint. The interviews will be conducted by[…]
Having previously argued that by holding back the full pass through of lower crude oil prices in the international market to the price of fuel at our different filling stations,[…]
For almost all of its existence as an independent country, one word that has been synonymous with Nigeria is corruption. An estimated $400bn has been squandered or mismanaged in the[…]
