Tag: By Emmah Uhieneh

On 16 July 2008, an important diplomatic engagement took place at 10 Downing Street, London, when Nigeria's President, Late Umaru Musa Yar'Adua, met with...

A nation that does not know its people can neither plan for them nor develop them. It merely guesses, improvises and stumbles from one...

There are individuals whose public identity is largely shaped by their family name, and there are others who gradually redefine that identity through the...

There is an old saying that civilizations are not remembered by the height of their walls, but by the length of the tables around...

History has a remarkable way of humbling the mighty. It reminds every generation that political power, no matter how overwhelming, is temporary; authority is...

In Nigeria's public service and political landscape, there are personalities who command attention through constant publicity, and there are those whose influence is built...

There are public officers who occupy offices, and there are those who define them. Ibrahim Mustafa Magu belongs to the latter category. Long before...

In contemporary Nigerian politics, where visibility often competes with substance, Hon. Usman Bello Kumo represents a model of leadership built on consistency, institutional experience,...

Higher education has always been more than the awarding of degrees. Across the world, the greatest universities have served as incubators of ideas, engines...

Politics is often measured by the size of a crowd. Leadership, however, is measured by the ability to inspire people to gather around a...