BY LANRE OGUNDIPE IN DISCUSSIONS of structural reform, decentralisation is routinely presented as a self-evident virtue. The logic appears straightforward: move…
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BY LANRE OGUNDIPE SIXTY-SIX years! In the life of a human being, 66 is the evening season of quiet reflection,…
BY LANRE OGUNDIPE THE COUNTRY has the agencies, the personnel and increasingly the technology. The harder task is making them…
THERE are departures the heart receives quietly, after the long preparation that illness and age sometimes impose. And there are…
BY LANRE OGUNDIPE THERE are moments when an unpleasant personal experience becomes too important to remain personal. On Friday, September…
WHAT a nightmare! What an unbelievable night. There are departures that leave sorrow, and there are those that leave the…
BY LANRE OGUNDIPE EVERY change at the top of Nigeria’s civil service carries significance far beyond the ceremony of handing…
BY LANRE OGUNDIE THERE is an expensive habit in Nigerian governance that rarely appears as a separate item in the…
BY LANRE OGUNDIPE THERE is a curious contradiction in Nigeria’s economic story today. From the distance at which economists, investors…
BY LANRE OGUNDIPE EVERY debate about making domestic air travel affordable in Nigeria seems to follow the same flight path—and…