Tag: By Max Amuchie

As the 2025/26 Rotary year draws to a close today, June 30, I find myself pausing to reflect — not just on the programmes...

The Three-Month Sprint was initially conceived as a two-part series. ​In the first part, I journeyed back to the formative moments that shaped my...

There is a question that every serious student of state decay eventually confronts, and that existing instruments only partially answer: not whether a state...

Last Sunday, I indicated that this week's edition of The Sunday Stew would pay tribute to the late political economist and public intellectual, Claude...

There are moments when an idea moves beyond commentary and begins entering systems. The week that just ended was one of those moments. Within the...

A nation does not declare its own decline. It performs normalcy — until the performance can no longer hold. What follows is not an announcement,...

There are debts that cannot be quantified. They are not financial. They do not accrue interest. They send no reminders. Yet they settle quietly...

Africa is home to one of the fastest-growing Christian populations in the world. From just 10 million adherents in the early 20th century, the...

When news filtered in on Wednesday, February 11, about the passing of Professor Biodun Jeyifo, I found myself journeying back 35 years, to my...

David Herbert Dale was a great artist, one of Nigeria’s greatest. He created artworks in beads, water colour, stained glass, etching, and more. I met...