Subscribe

Opinion

HomeOpinion

The Unwritten Rules That Shape Workplace Success

It was that year when the 'small fish' swallowed the 'big fish'. The organization where I worked then had acquired this bigger institution, and...
David  Edremoda - 0

The Real Scam is Ignorance, Not Formal Education

0

Abiodun’s Political Carnival: PDP, ADC Leaders Defect to APC in Ogun East

The Oba Adetona Pavilion in Ijebu-Ode, Ogun State, was filled to capacity on Friday as thousands of supporters gathered to witness the defection of...
David  Edremoda - 0

Osun Decides: Beyond Victory, Violence and the Goodluck Jonathan Message

0

― Advertisement ―

The Unwritten Rules That Shape Workplace Success

It was that year when the 'small fish' swallowed the 'big fish'. The organization where I worked then had acquired this bigger institution, and...

More News

The Unwritten Rules That Shape Workplace Success

It was that year when the 'small fish' swallowed the 'big fish'. The organization where I worked then had acquired this bigger institution, and...

The Real Scam is Ignorance, Not Formal Education

In Nigeria today, formal education often looks like that old uncle nobody wants to invite to the party — respected in name, but left...

Abiodun’s Political Carnival: PDP, ADC Leaders Defect to APC in Ogun East

The Oba Adetona Pavilion in Ijebu-Ode, Ogun State, was filled to capacity on Friday as thousands of supporters gathered to witness the defection of...

Explore more

The debt crisis isn’t only about how much Nigeria owes, but what it  wants to become

David  Edremoda -
  There are moments when statistics stop being numbers; they become warnings. Nigeria is in such a moment. Its debt profile is no longer a...

Visiting a suspect with summary execution is a horrendous crime against humanity

David  Edremoda -
No, it wasn't a spur-of-the-moment action. ASP Usman Nuhu of the Nigeria Police Force came to the Benin Motor Park along the Warri–Sapele Expressway in...

Opposition parties still writhing in a self-inflicted and debilitating factional crisis

David  Edremoda -
  The dust may not have fully settled on the conventions of what is gradually emerging as the three main political parties in the country,...

Politics without the People for the People?

David  Edremoda -
             In our beloved but beleaguered Nigeria, the year 2027 has caught the fancy, imagination, and frenzied attention of the political class, the politicians,...

Beyond the Creeklines: Yenagoa offers a different story. It carries visible signs of intention

David  Edremoda -
When the Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board invited me to Yenagoa as a guest author and lead facilitator for its quarterly leadership dialogue, I accepted...

ADC motley crowd is not in principled defense of democracy, but a calculated attempt to weaponize rhetoric

David  Edremoda -
   By Sunday Dare Even before the official commencement of the election season and before the Polls open, the “opposition”, a hurriedly stitched together contraption in...

Nigeria’s Economic Story Will Not Be Determined By Federal Policy Alone, But By The 36 States

David  Edremoda -
Nigeria’s economic debate remains stubbornly fixated on Abuja, as though the country’s future can still be engineered from the centre. That assumption is no...

Ilaje That Was: The Coastline Was a Firm, Compact Earth, a Unique Blend of Clay and Sand, Strong Beneath Our Feet

David  Edremoda -
Those years now feel distant but strangely vivid! Then, the coastline of Ilaje stood firm and untroubled, as though it had made a quiet...

Modern Law, Ancient Language: Nigerian Courts and Latin Maxims

David  Edremoda -
  As a law student in Nigeria several years ago, I prided myself on the number of legal Latin maxims I could recite effortlessly. Ab...

Nigeria Reset: If Nigeria wants policing that earns trust, some behaviours must stop

David  Edremoda -
  By AG Ahmed Police reform is one of Nigeria’s most recycled phrases. It appears after every scandal, every viral video, every tragedy that forces the...

Every four years, Utomi comes out to mount a moral high horse on who should lead Nigeria

David  Edremoda -
  By Temitope Ajayi Since bursting into national consciousness, Professor Patrick Utomi has convinced himself that he is the Nigerian equivalent of Albert Einstein, Adam Smith...

All Utomi can point to as his bona fides in the civic space today are the ruins of Volkswagen, BankPHB , others

David  Edremoda -
Professor Pat Utomi has once again chosen to dance naked in the public square, playing to the gallery with a familiar cocktail of grandstanding...
1...567...13Page 6 of 13

Copyright Insight Africa. All Rights Reserved.

Powered by
►
Necessary cookies enable essential site features like secure log-ins and consent preference adjustments. They do not store personal data.
None
►
Functional cookies support features like content sharing on social media, collecting feedback, and enabling third-party tools.
None
►
Analytical cookies track visitor interactions, providing insights on metrics like visitor count, bounce rate, and traffic sources.
None
►
Advertisement cookies deliver personalized ads based on your previous visits and analyze the effectiveness of ad campaigns.
None
Powered by