Buhari lays ‘booby traps’ for incoming government

With just four weeks left to quit office, President Muhammadu Buhari and administration officials are taking decisions and inking deals that are potential booby traps for their successors. Among these are a pay rise, fresh contracts and procurement deals, borrowings and unresolved reforms that will undoubtedly add to the already humongous challenges that await the […]

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Digital Footprints: The internet neither forgives nor forgets

By George Adimike In this era, as the world grapples with scapegoating the digital citizens, this caveat seems necessary and compelling. All internet users, starting from the digital natives (the iGeneration) to the digital pioneers (Millennials or Generation Y) to the digital migrants (Generation X), should bear in mind that the internet neither forgives nor […]

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Is the presidency afraid of public procurement council?

President-Elect Bola Tinubu By Martins Oloja This question has become inevitable because of the inexplicable failure of the presidency to inaugurate the most important institution of governance the Public Procurement Act 2007 Creates for the purpose of protecting public fund by fighting corruption in the public sector. This presidential fear of Public Procurement Council is […]

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Trump’s indictment and lessons for Nigerian public officers

Former US president Donald Trump appears in court at the Manhattan Criminal Court in New York on April 4, 2023. (Photo by Andrew Kelly / Pool / AFP) The arrest and arraignment of the immediate past president of the United States, Donald J. Trump, to face criminal charges is seldom heard of in developing countries […]

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Reps’ draconian bill on doctors dead on arrival

A draconian bill being prepared by the House of Representatives seeking to prevent newly qualified Nigerian doctors from seeking employment abroad immediately after graduation is the wrong response by unimaginative lawmakers to a national crisis. Responding belatedly to the long-running exodus of medical doctors and other health professionals seeking greener pastures, legislators have rammed the […]

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