Legal practice

What's your dream job? I'm a lawyer, and honestly, I never felt like I was working! I loved every minute. It really met all my interests. I'm curious about the world, I enjoy problem-solving, observing people, giving practical advice, and becoming more mature and wise. I also get a huge sense of fulfillment from helping …

Trump, NATO, and the Art of Burning Down the House You Live In by Lawson Akhigbe

Donald Trump’s relationship with NATO has always resembled a landlord who inherited a building, refuses to fix the roof, then complains that the tenants are getting wet for free.From his very first appearance on the NATO stage, Trump made it clear that he regarded the alliance not as a collective security arrangement but as a …

Professor Hadi Sirika and the University of Borrowed Airplanes by Dan Bello

Breaking news, ladies and gentlemen of the Federal Republic of Recycled Officials:Governor Dikko Radda of Katsina State has just appointed Hadi Sirika — yes, that Hadi Sirika — as the Pro-Chancellor and Chairman of the Governing Council of Umaru Musa Yar’Adua University. You heard right.The man who once gave us Nigeria Air, the most expensive …

A good follower

What makes a good leader? Not a donkey leading a bunch of lions up the hill. To lead, you must learn to follow. It is not necessary to have all the answers but to know where to find the answers. To see the trees from the forests. Moses from Egypt, Lee Kuan Yew of Singapore …

Nigel Farage Discovers That Beige Comes in Gold-Plated by Lawson Akhigbe

Nigel Farage of Reform Party UK (Ltd) has spent years cultivating a very particular brand identity: the man who hears the word immigration and immediately checks his wallet, his borders, and his blood pressure. To the casual observer, Farage’s politics appear animated by an aversion to non-white people, immigrants, the EU, NATO, and any organisation …