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It was great time sharing platform with a former boss, Alhaji Moibi Shitu, easily one of the finest breed of civil servants and retired permanent secretary, Dr. Dere Awosika, a...
If one is asked to put a finger on two defining indices of Nigeria’s post-independence socioeconomic crisis, it is not difficult to identify youth unemployment and poverty as the core...
This is my second tribute to the living memory of Baba Reverend (Dr) Ola Akande who recently celebrated his 93rd year on earth. And this is a testament to a...
Death makes mockery of life, and of all achievements. Death is always a tragedy since it puts a finality to existence, and ceases all possibilities. The death of a terminal...
(Being Lecture delivered by Prof. Tunji Olaopa, Executive Vice-Chairman, Ibadan School of Government and Public Policy - ISGPP, at the Awe High School (AHS) 65th Founder’s Day Celebration Organized by...
By Tunji Olaopa When a man becomes nonagenarian, such a man already embodies a legacy. Yet, a legacy is never an unqualified good. There are several who have passed through...
The Southwest region of Nigeria, otherwise known as the Yoruba Nation, is a nation known for landmark achievements that has placed it ahead of the other regions in the country,...
By Tunde Rahman SaharaReporters seems unable to mend its ways. Instead of trying to publish what is fair and accurate, it rather grows its tales from seedlings of untruth and...
By Tunji Olaopa Recently, the news broke that the Nigerian civil service, under the leadership of Mrs. Winifred Oyo-Ita, Head of the Civil Service of the Federation (HCSF), is partnering...
I have reached a very significant point in my regular public writing, and compelled by a personal work restructuring that I just undertook to step it down significantly, by 70%...
Chief Bayo Adelabu restated it for the umpteenth time, at the Fresh FM gubernatorial debate last Sunday that of all the gubernatorial candidate, he alone had a First Class degree...
This is a philosophical reflection on Nigeria with Plato’s Republic as reference. I must apologize and indeed warn readers ahead, that the exposition on Plato’s Republic in this piece is...
By Emma Agu Cyprian Ekwensi’s novel: Survive the Peace was premised, among others, on the disrupted family ties and social relations that emerged in Igboland, after the Nigerian Civil War....
In the last piece, I outlined the emerging discourse on the relationship of the public servants in Nigeria to partisan politics. I argued in that piece that the public service...
The state of the public service, and the status of the public servant, has always remained a problem since the inauguration of the public service system in Nigeria in 1954....
