Governance Traps: Tinubu in the Tale of Two Capitals
Six months into his government now from Abuja, some of those who believed in him are beginning to doubt his capacity to demonstrate his development craft at the national level.
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On Legitimacy and Legacy: Tinubu’s head and Troubles ahead (3)
Besides the high food inflation rate, the high population growth rate could also be responsible for Nigeria’s food insecurity.
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On political ambitions and the people’s aspirations
While both predecessor and successor marked their 100 days out and in the number one office in Nigeria, highlighting what they considered their laudable achievements, it appears that none of them has met the true needs of Nigerians.
What Tinubu will do as the chairman of ECOWAS
“We will not allow coup after coup in the West African sub-region. We will take this up seriously with the African Union, European Union, America, and Britain,” he said.
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A civilian C-in-C faces war within and without
The country needs effective governance and regional cooperation to navigate through these turbulent times and emerge as a stable and prosperous nation once again.
Female gender issues President Tinubu needs to attend to
Nigerian women have faced obstacles, including poverty, financial inclusion, finishing school, land ownership, internet access, and corporate representation.
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Tinubu’s 10% GDP growth rate: What are the chances?
From the analysis of Nigeria’s GDP growth historical data, Sub-Saharan African countries, and lower-middle-income economies’ GDP growth rate data, it appears that the 10% proposed growth rate by Tinubu may not be attainable.
Thirty days on: Tinubu’s Triads and Trials
Tinubu comes by more as a music critic than a performer. His musical taste unveils a man with a deeply reflective cultural core. Even when he dances, he listens more than he moves – his pulse and pauses, the emotive response to a griot’s lyrical invocations.
Nigeria’s off-spec petrol, Third force’s off-side position, and Tinubu’s off-camera pee
Nigerians have in the last two weeks been thrown into chaos amid scarcity of fuel in petroleum outlets across the country. Last week, The Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority said it found gasoline with methanol above national specifications in the supply chain and removed the fuel from circulation.