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Bola Ahmed Tinubu and the art of political engineering (opens the original)
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WHAT does it mean to be a good political leader? This is one fundamental question that straddles political philosophy and political science. Political theorists have always been concerned with the idea of the political community and how its leadership can facilitate social harmony for further socioeconomic development. This makes the question of leadership a very critical one for democratic theory, and the determination of the essence of democracy and good governance. All across the world, there
Getting performance contract practices right in Africa as reform imperative (opens the original)
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It has now become a key analytical template that, in diagnosing what ails the African state, we must talk about the state’s struggle with development that could energize democratic governance. The idea of democracy and good (democratic) governance is the most significant conceptual framework for understanding the contract that the citizens have with their governments to make their lives more meaningful and to be critically empowered for well-being. And it has also become a diagnostic axiom that
Dolly Parton: At the juncture where wisdom and spirituality meet existence (opens the original)
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Dolly Parton was just simply a singer, a country musician; she was a force of nature that held her own niche against the most formidable of stars. At 80, she had lived a most meaningful and significant life. And that significance will be measured in the imprint her life, and most importantly her music, have left in the lives of millions all across the world. She was not a musician that was constrained by the limitation of country music, compared to, say, hip-hop or rap in the American music scen
Investing in reform as tonic for deepening post-2027 federal bureaucracy capability (opens the original)
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In this piece, I am interested in distilling the consequences, in economic and governance terms, of what investing in public service institutional reform would mean for the Nigerian government, going forward. And by investment, I speak to the possibility of the government being willing to facilitate foreign low-interest loans from the entire gamut of multilateral partners that could be committed to the urgent task of rehabilitating the administrative and institutional structures on which the eff
Sardauna Sokoto-Alhaji Abubakar Alhaji: In the spirit of true public service (opens the original)
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IT was Mahatma Gandhi that once said, “The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others.” And Gandhi was eminently qualified to know this. He was the embodiment of the struggle to restore the dignity and the progress of India from colonial dehumanisation. Indeed, he gave himself to the service of Bharat Mata, or Mother India. The same can be said of the late octogenarian Alhaji Abubakar Alhaji—gentleman, diplomat, public servant, technocrat, expert, patriot, and elder s
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