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When Nigerians build what Nigeria should have built (opens the original)
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Regularly, a Nigerian story emerges that makes you proud and, at the same time, makes you ask uncomfortable questions about the country. The latest is the story of Professor Obi Davies-Ekwenna and Nigeria’s first tele-robotic surgery, a feat that should make Nigerians proud and, at the same time, force the country to ask why such achievements remain so exceptional. On September 19, 2026, Davies-Ekwenna led a team in a remarkable operation connecting two Nigerian cities through technology. Sittin
Nigerians have a right to record the police (opens the original)
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The Inspector-General of Police, Tunji Disu, recently expressed concern about Nigerians recording police officers while they are on duty, describing the practice as “very, very demoralising” and urging citizens not to turn officers into material for social-media skits. He raised the issue during a meeting in Abuja with the President of the Nigerian Bar Association, Oyinkansola Badejo-Okusanya, SAN, and members of the NBA executive committee. The IGP’s concern about harassment and the misuse of v
Lumumba: Africans must stop insulting Africa with “African time” (opens the original)
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Last week, Kenyan lawyer, scholar and renowned Pan-Africanist Professor Patrick Lumumba was in the middle of a presentation at the 18th TICH Annual Scientific Congress in Kisumu, Kenya, when he was asked to pause because Kisumu Governor Anyang’ Nyong’o had arrived. Lumumba was speaking about Africa’s persistent problems with access to medical research and research materials when the interruption occurred. He said: “And that is part of the African problem,” before questioning whether what they we
When a president’s past refuses to stay buried (opens the original)
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The current legal battle over President Bola Tinubu’s old records in the United States has raised a crucial question about leadership. The question is not whether Tinubu has a legal right to keep some of his old records private. The question is: What does a president owe the country beyond what the law requires? That question has become inevitable again after Tinubu’s lawyers asked a US federal court to stop the release of the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the Drug Enforcement Administrati
A UBA trainee, two rulebooks, one public trial (opens the original)
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There was something about the viral video of the young UBA trainee greeting Tony Elumelu that bothered me. It was not the correction itself. Senior executives are entitled to decide how they want to be addressed, and employees should respect that preference once it has been made clear. What bothered me was how quickly a young graduate became the villain in a conversation that may actually tell us much more about corporate communication than about her manners. The incident occurred during the gra
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