By Abiodun KOMOLAFE There are question marks about the proliferation of ‘development commissions. However, we go along with the present enthusiasm, whatever the ...

By Abiodun KOMOLAFE To begin with, any assessment of the subnational level must acknowledge that Nigeria’s federal system is defective and quasi-federalist in ...

By Abiodun KOMOLAFE I was out of town last Saturday when a sudden phone call shattered my plans for the weekend. My co-tenant ...

By Abiodun KOMOLAFE One reason many Nigerians voted for the All-Progressives Congress (APC) was its manifesto commitment to laying the foundation for a ...

Africa still bears the brunt of the global malaria burden—with 94% of cases occurring on the continent. According to the World Health Organisation’s ...

… A Nigerian Perspective By Moses Braimah Africa is blessed with abundant resources, immense talent, and a youthful population bursting with potential. Yet, ...

By Abiodun KOMOLAFE On October 1, 1999, I wrote an article titled ‘The Ethical Imperative of Governance’ in one of Nigeria’s leading national ...

By Abiodun KOMOLAFE Rivers State is now under emergency rule, and it’s likely to remain so for the next six months, unless a ...

By Abiodun KOMOLAFE We are at midterm, which means that the next electoral cycle has already started. Unfortunately, governance will begin to slow ...

By Monicah Otieno, PhD. In the west of Kenya, near the shores of Lake Victoria, where I come from, a tuberculosis outbreak is ...

By Abiodun KOMOLAFE June 12, 1993 marked a significant setback for Nigeria, harking back to the January 15, 1966, coup-d’etat. This unfortunate event ...

By Hannro Steenekamp, Frost & Sullivan’s Consultant Why Africa Must Pivot Amid US Policy Shifts  In early 2025, the Trump administration introduced sweeping ...