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AIYEKOOTO : THE SURVIVAL HABIT: WHEN A CRISIS ENDS BUT FEAR LINGERS
By Lanre Ogundipe A society can begin to emerge from an economic crisis without its people feeling safe enough to...
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There is a strange thing about prolonged crisis. After a while, people stop recognising the habits it creates as survival...
Read moreAIYEKOOTO : THE ASYMMETRY OF SACRIFICE: FISCAL REALITIES AND THE DEMAND FOR ACCOUNTABILITY
By Lanre Ogundipe There is an unwritten social contract between a government and the people it governs. When a country...
Read moreAYEKOOTO : WHO DECIDES WHAT NIGERIANS PAY FOR PETROL?
By Lanre Ogundipe There is a point at which an explanation for public hardship becomes part of the hardship itself....
Read moreHAVE WE ACCEPTED THE UNUSUAL AS NORMAL?
By Lanre Ogundipe There is a dangerous point in the life of a people when what once caused outrage begins...
Read more2027: CAN NIGERIA LOSE AN ELECTION WITHOUT LOSING ITS MIND?
Nigeria is heading towards another election with an old problem dressed in new language. Everybody says they want peaceful elections....
Read moreWHEN A NATION BECOMES ACCUSTOMED TO FAILURE
There is something more frightening than a country being confronted by a serious national crisis. It is a country becoming...
Read moreLekki IMAX Cinema Attack: Guard and Assailant Dead
Two lives were tragically cut short on Friday night following a violent disturbance at the prominent IMAX Cinemas in Lekki,...
Read moreTHE SOKOTO BOAT DISASTER AND THE PRICE OF REGULATORY FAILURE
The tragedy in Goronyo, Sokoto State, where more than fifty people, many of them women and children travelling to their...
Read moreWHEN THE BULLDOZER ARRIVES
There is a familiar scene in Nigerian cities. A roadside trader settles into a small space and begins to work....
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