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By Lemmy Ughegbe, Ph.D In a democracy, the ballot is supposed to determine who governs. But before Nigerians choose their...
For 27-year-old Ghanaian journalist and broadcaster Asangsia Tabitha, popularly known as Yaa Bitha, hospital visits have been a recurring part of her life since childhood. Years...
By Lemmy Ughegbe, Ph.D Last Friday, I had the opportunity, alongside other stakeholders, to engage the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL) at an official session...
By Lemmy Ughegbe, Ph.D Nigerians were asked to make sacrifices. The fuel subsidy had to go. The foreign exchange market had to be liberalised. Government finances...
By Lemmy Ughegbe, Ph.D Nigeria’s electricity problem has never suffered from a shortage of money being thrown at it. What it has suffered from is a...
By Lemmy Ughegbe, Ph.D. In Nigeria, Chief Law Officers have not always been remembered for reforming the justice system; some courted controversy, others defended governments rather...
By Nicolas Adekeye I was there. From the first light that broke over Osogbo to the final declaration that sent waves of euphoria across the state,...
By Lemmy Ughegbe, Ph.D There is a peculiar danger in being successful for too long. Success can become comforting, persuading institutions that what worked yesterday will...
There are footballers whose names live in the record books because of trophies, goals and appearances. Then there are footballers whose stories become bigger than...
Britain’s music festival industry is mounting a cautious comeback after years of turmoil, with blockbuster events selling out at lightning speed while organisers roll out instalment...