What do you enjoy doing most in your leisure time? I mentioned this in my earlier post and since I don't want to be too repetitive, I'm going to refer you to my earlier answer.
The Architect of African Economics: The Personal and Professional Legacy of Professor Adebisi Adu Father of SADE by Lawson Akhigbe
In the pantheon of African intellectual giants, certain names resonate for their profound impact on how the continent understands itself and its place in the world. In the crucial field of economics and development planning, few figures stand as tall or as foundational as Nigeria’s Professor Adebisi Adu. More than just an academic, Adu was …
Jon Stewart on Trump’s taunts of an illegal third term: ‘We know he’s thought about it’
Late-night hosts discussed the president trolling Democrats with Trump 2028 hats as the shutdown enters fourth week Late night television Late-night hosts reacted to Donald Trump’s tauntsabout an illegal third presidential term and his demolition of the East Wing of the White House. Jon Stewart From his Monday night post on the Daily Show, Jon Stewart assessed the threat of Trump attempting to run …
The Gentle Drill Sergeant
“It’s so important to do something every day that will make you happy.” -Bob Ross- Bob Ross October 29, 1942 to July 4, 1995. Was a painter but before that he was a drill sergeant in the Airforce. He was married three different times and he has two children. Bob Ross signed up for the …
A Rejoinder: From Diplomatic Spin to Strategic Reality — Re-Examining Tinubu’s “Masterclass” By Lawson Akhigbe
@DOlusegun’s Article is an elegant exercise in political PR. Smooth. Confident. Reassuring. It reads like the kind of briefing note governments circulate when they want the public to exhale and say, “Ah. So everything is under control.” Unfortunately, international relations is not yoga. Breathing exercises do not substitute for facts. The central claim of the …
Centre for Nigeria Progress 