By Lakinbofa Goodluck The struggle for power is an interesting phenomenon. Access to the corridors of…
Category: Reflections
ASUU and the economy
Nigeria is a great country. My country is a place where the unusual becomes the usual…
The inactivity in the power sector is disturbing
The most crucial ingredient to the growth and development of a nation, arguably, is the human…
That discounted descent in telecommunication service
By Lakin’ Goodluck When the Global System for Mobile Communication (GSM) was introduced into Nigeria in 2001,…
Beyond the 100 days: A week of historic achievements
By Lakin’ Goodluck The past few days have been characterised by reports on the historic achievement of…
The alternative to crude oil
By Lakin’ Goodluck As the crude oil economy continues to lose its hegemony, there is no better…
Federal Republic of Misplaced Priorities
By Lakin’ Goodluck Remember a television ad that suggested that “one day cars will run on water”?…
No savings, no investment. Where is the hope?
Of all the many ways to build wealth, it appears these two – savings and investment…
When rain is no longer a blessing in Lagos
There was a time when rain was deemed a blessing by all; a time when people…
Tax amnesty and the other side of the coin
In the past few months there appears to be an unusual vitality behind the government’s drive…