Tag: Taiwo Adisa
Lessons from the #EndBadgovernance protest, by Taiwo Adisa
Two weeks before the August 1, 2024- D-Day for the start of the #EndBadgovernanceinNigeria protest, programmed by the #takeitbacknigeria movement and its allies, there...
Kalu’s “extravagant gratitude,” development commissions and Oronsaye report, by Taiwo ADISA
In a short video on X last week, I saw an elated Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, Honourable Benjamin Kalu. He was...
Ibadan/Ogbomoso/Ilorin expressway as signposts of Nigerian federalism, by Taiwo Adisa
Since the July 11 judgment of the Supreme Court, which granted financial autonomy to the 774 local governments in the country, voices have been...
LG autonomy, Supreme Court, and the booby traps, by Taiwo Adisa
On Thursday, July 11, Nigeria’s apex court, the Supreme Court, dropped the gavel on the much-awaited suit marked SC/CV/343/2024, brought before it by the...
Where lies the political will to tackle this insurgency? By Taiwo...
These days, reading some news stories evokes dour moments. Some even come with a sadder feel. Banditry here, insurgents there, and kidnappers at another...
Economy: Why President Tinubu should be worried, By Taiwo Adisa
Last week, the Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN) reeled out some statistics that painted a very gloomy economic scenario of the nation since President...
Tinubu, Wike and the ghosts of Obasanjo’s politics, by Taiwo Adisa
Realpolitik is also called practical politics. It adopts practical principles rather than moral or ideological considerations in critical situations. President Olusegun Obasanjo’s administration was...
Time not to listen to the World Bank, IMF, by Taiwo...
Some six months ago, the World Bank and its brother institution, the International Monetary Fund praised President Bola Tinubu for making the decisive “fuel...
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