BEYOND REBASING – THE NIGERIAN ECONOMY HAS CHANGED

    Well, the world economy has changed in remarkable manner. The aftermath of Covid-19 marked a radical shift to the dominance of the digital economy especially. In that era, the uber-rich grew even indeterminably richer while more poverty was manufactured around…

    A RESPONSE TO FAROUQ KPEROGI ON PROFESSOR’S REMUNERATION IN JAPAN

    Professor Farouq Kperogi’s recent article titled “Problem of Paying Peanuts to Professors’ made very interesting reading as usual, but also throws up many urgent and important points to ponder, necessitating this response – not on behalf of the current administration,…

    LAGOS STATE HAS A HOUSING PROBLEM – HERE’S HOW TO FIX IT.

    Today, I want to talk about something that hits close to home for every Lagosian, especially people currently trying to move spaces; housing. But not the fancy, glossy kind you see in adverts. I mean the real struggle of finding…

    A MEMO TO YOUNG NIGERIANS ABOUT AI AND THEIR FUTURE 

    Mind what you post about your country, on social media and elsewhere. Artificial Intelligence (AI), is already defining reality and the future will get much more dependent on AI. Everybody has agreed on that. AI has already taken over so…

    THE JAMB QUESTION – NEED FOR A DUTY OF CARE GOING FORWARD

    Dear Mr. Onyia, On behalf of our setmates, we just wanted to say a big thank you for all the effort you’ve put into standing up for students across the country. We’ve been following everything, and we truly appreciate how…

    EBINPAWA. DON’T FORGET THE COCOA BOOM OF 2024

    I noticed his accent. This guy must be from Ondo State. I have a keen ear for accents from all over Nigeria and even beyond. But I usually like to engage folks from my end of the woods in Lagos,…

    FURTHER CONCERNS ABOUT AI FOR NIGERIA AND THE GLOBAL SOUTH

    I earlier wrote an article titled: “The Coming Over-Reliance on AI and the Superiority of Human Intelligence” on this platform, and I’m glad that I stepped up to the phenom rather than expect someone else to do so. They say…

    COGNITIVE BIASES AND STATEMENTS AROUND NIGERIA’S ECONOMY – A CASE STUDY OF NESG’S RECENT ASSERTIONS

    The other day I was in this particularly tough interview with one of Nigeria’s finest, Mr Charles Aniagolu on Arise TV. From get-go, the narrative he painted was about a dying economy where ALL the indices pointed southwards. The only…

    WHY NIGERIA IS A MODERATE INCOME INEQUALITY ECONOMY

    Well, I’m still on that quest to show that it’s not all doom and gloom in Nigeria. It could never be the case. For we are too blessed as a nation. I’ve had cause to research inequality of income in…

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