On being a Politician and a Political Scientist
By Tunji Olaopa One of the opening pedagogical directions in any political science or political philosophy beginning classes is to make a comparison between being a politician and being a…
FIFA may reject Iran’s request to move World Cup games to Mexico
FIFA appears to have ruled out the possibility of relocating Iran’s matches at the World Cup to Mexico following the U.S. and Israeli air strikes on the country, reports independent.co.uk.…
Middle East crisis: What it means for oil-rich but refining-poor African economies
By Adewale Sanyaolu Rising tensions in the Middle East have once again exposed the fragile energy architecture of many African economies, particularly oil-producing nations that lack sufficient domestic refining capacity.…
Tinubu’s appointment of DG DSS: The nifty strategy that ended ‘sit-at-home’
By Louis Achi The Igbo idiom “Nwoke nusia ogu, nwanyi enwelu akuko” talks about man’s penchant for taking credit for the struggles or sacrifices of others. For the benefit of…
Beyond the Banquet: What the UK-Nigeria State visit must deliver
By Oluwatobi Aigbogun State visits are masterclasses in optics. The carriage procession. The state banquet. The ceremony designed to signal that two nations value each other. This week, President Tinubu…
Gulf war and the fragility of global order (2)
By GEB For years, tensions between Iran, Israel and the United States simmered beneath the surface. Disputes over Iran’s nuclear ambitions, its network of allied militias across the Middle East,…
Onigbinde: A coach of steel and conviction
By Lanre Ogundipe Sir: In the theatre of Nigerian football, where passion flows as freely as sweat on the pitch and where legends are measured not merely by trophies but…
Between Abiodun Ayoyinka. Wale Adenuga’s Papa Ajasco
By Ajuluchukwu Brown Recently, the internet was set ablaze with distressing news regarding Abiodun Ayoyinka, the actor celebrated for his portrayal of the beloved character ‘Papa Ajasco’ from the renowned…
How Middle East war is reinventing survival crisis
By Isaac Chibuife With the Middle East crisis feeding into the entire global economy through pressure on energy cost and testing the cooling global inflation, ISAAC CHIBUIFE, VICTORIA NWACHUKWU and…
Data Analytics Skills Affordable Registration Begins
For more information Contact Darach Associates https://darachinfotech.com/ Why data analytics skills are becoming essential for Nigerian businesses By Emmanuel Otori In today’s fast-changing digital economy, data is becoming one of…