The concept of leadership has always been of tremendous interest to classical thinkers as well as contemporary political and management scholars as our world continues on the path of progressive evolution.  On the other hand, visionary leadership theory rose to prominence in 1980-90s, and can be traced back to the political sociology writings of Max Weber…

This weekend marks 30 years of the launch of JUST BEFORE DAWN. The title is still the most optimistic aspect of the book. The darkest hours are just before dawn.

I cannot claim to have coined the ‘Siddon Look’ moniker for the 20-foot statue of Chief Obafemi Awolowo that the Lagos State Government (LASG) has plonked in an intersection of the road named after the late sage.

This article aims to conclude that “federal character” is both desirable and inevitable in the context of our nation.

The Odu’a Group of Companies has entered into a joint venture partnership with Afe Babalola University, Ado Ekiti (ABUAD), to establish an industrial park...

In his book, Path to Nigeria freedom which was published in 1947 Chief Obafemi Awolowo had said that “Nigeria is not a nation, it is a mere geographical expression.

Hundreds of Yoruba sons and daughters yesterday celebrated the 60th anniversary of internal self-rule of Western Nigeria and demanded for the establishment of Oduduwa republic.

Long before the railway lines were built and the Emir of Kano bought a motorcar, Frederick Lugard travelled from Lagos to Sokoto on foot. Before coming to the area around the River Niger and Benue...

In Africa, nothing kills as fast as poverty is. Globally, investors are often mindful of poverty indexes in countries as high poverty level in a particular country could constitute stumbling blocks to returns on investment.

That Nigeria is still afloat is a miracle pure and simple. This is against the back-drop of the bleeding occasioned by Nigeria’s elite financial rape of the country. This small group has mercilessly battered and plundered Nigeria ....

More than anything else today, as our great country clocks 56, we need to congratulate ourselves that we are part of the celebration this year. Thank God, we are not singing our national anthem ...

This week, we are again giving space to you our esteemed readers for your reactions on articles that have appeared on this page in recent weeks. Please note again that we would not publish anonymous letters.