Leaders
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The Silent Coup: How Osun’s Civil Servants Decide Who Governs and Who Gets Buried
In Osun, the civil service has stopped being the engine of governance and become its brake, its shield, and its…
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How Tunji Alausa’s Strategic Architecture of Education Won Him the Most Innovative Cabinet Minister Award 2025
Tunji Alausa’s recognition as Most Innovative Cabinet Minister of the Year 2025 at the Independent Newspapers Silver Jubilee Awards signals…
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The Northern Power Playbook: How the North and Its Southern Agents Have Always Undermined Independent Southern Leaders — And Why Tinubu Is No Different
The story of Timipre Sylva and the alleged ₦40 billion coup plot is not really about Sylva. It’s not even…
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Osun 2026: Time to Choose
The race for Osun’s governorship is shaping up to be memorable, and if history is a guide, Osun voters will…
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“You are robbing Nigerian families!” — The Morning Show erupts into scandal as Seun Okinbaloye forces former Central Bank of Nigeria chief out of the studio live on air.
What was supposed to be a calm discussion about loans and inflation quickly spiraled into total chaos. Seun Okinbaloye accused…
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The Unchanging Face of NCS: Corruption, Nepotism, and Inefficiency.
On paper, the Nigerian Customs Service ,NCS, is built around a clear architecture of mandates: it is the state’s fiscal…
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Is Adeleke Really Outperforming His Predecessors?
A FAAC-Adjusted Look at Three Governors The popular verdict in Osun today is that Governor Ademola Adeleke is “working.” Roads…
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FAAC Is Policy: How Abuja’s Monthly Cheque Decides Who Succeeds and Who Struggles in Osun
In Osun, we judge governors by roads, salaries, and schools. But none of those are built in Abeere. They’re built…
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Reform Is Not a Windfall; Subsidy removal does not generate a stock of cash
By Tanimu Yakubu Introduction: The Illusion of Windfall Nigeria’s contemporary fiscal discourse has been captured by a convenient but fundamentally…
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Signals, Silence, and the Serious Business of Fiscal Credibility
Prof. Anthony Kila’s intervention is a timely reminder that fiscal credibility is not built by appointments alone, but by the…
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