The Corporation as Citizen: Why Shareholder Profit Can No Longer Be the Only Religion by Lawson Akhigbe

For decades, the governing philosophy of the modern limited company has been brutally simple: directors exist to maximise shareholder value. The company is a machine. Profit is the fuel. Share price is the scoreboard. Everything else is decorative wallpaper. The legal and financial priesthood of the corporate world have repeated this doctrine so often that …

Storm at the Capitol by Mary Clare Jalonick

If you could change the ending of any book, which one would it be? And Trump was promptly charged by Merrick Garland following the grand jury returned verdict. Merrick Garland did not sit on his hands allowing Trump to run down the clock and run for office again and setting the motion in the dreadful …

The Theatre of the Absurd: Inside the State’s Phantom Case Against Nasir El-Rufai by Lawson Akhigbe

Department of State Services (DSS) When the Department of State Services (DSS) dragged former Kaduna State Governor Nasir El-Rufai before the Federal High Court in Abuja, legal observers expected a high-stakes espionage trial. Instead, they got a masterclass in political theatre. The state charged El-Rufai with violating the Cybercrimes Act and the Nigerian Communications Act, …

The Five-Million-Pound Shell Game: How Nigel Farage Shifting Grounds on a Crypto Fortune Shows a Blatant Disregard for Accountability

It is often said that a week is a long time in politics, but for Nigel Farage, the timeline of consistency is apparently measured in minutes. Following a bruising electoral defeat in Makerfield, Farage took to the airwaves to handle a few burning questions regarding a staggering ÂŁ5 million gift from a cryptocurrency billionaire. What …

The transcription of the interview between the BBC interviewer and Nigel Farage: About his ÂŁ5million bung by Lawson Akhigbe

Interviewer: Do you think that the defeat in Makerfield was anything to do with your admission that you were given five million pounds by a crypto billionaire? Nigel Farage: Sorry, no one. No one cares, apart from the media, no one cares. No one cares at all. Interviewer: The Parliamentary Standards Watchdog care, because they …