Or: How the High Cost of Flying Now Competes with the Ticket Price for Being Alive In the land where every traffic jam is an Olympic event and every black-out comes with a bonus cardio workout, Nigerians have always excelled at making the best of the worst. But lately, we’ve found a sector outpacing even …
You can’t unring the bell
If you could un-invent something, what would it be? I'd rather adjust to the new reality than wish the change didn't happen. From the Stone Age to the Information and now Intelligence ages, there's been tons of positive changes, even with some drawbacks. Looking back, it's amazing to see just how far we've come in …
TAXES: You cannot milk a cow you have already slaughtered by Lawson Akhigbe
The West Wing debate There are moments when television does more than entertain. It pauses mid-monologue, clears its throat, and quietly hands policymakers a solution—only for them to ignore it and borrow more money instead.One such moment came in The West Wing, season 7, during a fictional presidential debate that now feels uncomfortably like a …
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Independent and Unaccountable: A New Code for Nigeria’s Judiciary by Chidi Anselm Odinkalu
Among the doctrines that underpin the legal process in Nigeria, few are as profound and pervasive as judicial independence, but no doctrine in the ecosystem of the law rivals its elusiveness. The idea is ubiquitous in the syllabus of every programme leading to the award of a degree in law, in political science or public …
Not from the usual suspects
Can you share a positive example of where you've felt loved? When out of blues someone I don't know and who does not know me demonstrates unselfish and kind assistance to me. I asked a shop owner for a bus pass when I had no funds and they had never met or known me and …

