Changing “Public” in Public Services and Implications for Reforms in Nigeria
Tunji Olaopa The public service has been at the core of the theories and practice…
2 months ago
Tunji Olaopa
Civil Service Reform, Not Rocket Science: Avoiding Mistakes of Past Reforms
Institutional reform advocacy is essentially about critical optimism in the face of significant institutional dysfunction.…
3 months ago
A Philosopher’s Imaginary Dialogue with President Tinubu on Nigeria’s Future
Dialogue has always been a fundamental means by which philosophers communicate philosophical ideas. One reason…
5 months ago
My Memoir and the Paradox of the Nigerian State
Let me start with a statement that all Nigerians feel in their existential struggles to…
5 months ago
National Change Management Triggers and Landmines for the President Tinubu Administration
Almost all Nigerians, as well as Nigeria’s political class, recognize that Nigeria is a great…
6 months ago
Remembering the Aworeni Clan of Ile Ife
This piece, for me, is an exercise in hagiographic historical reconstruction, as well as a…
6 months ago
Fred Onyeoziri, Analytical Orientation and Political Science Scholarship in Nigeria
The older generations of political science scholars are already going to the place of the…
6 months ago
President-elect and the Government of National Competence in Perspective
Part of the various emotional attempts to undermine the last electoral process that threw up…
6 months ago
Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu and the Appointment with Destiny
The concept of destiny is one that is very charged, philosophically. Within the Yoruba cultural…
7 months ago
Review of Olaopa’s The Unending Quest for Reform: An Intellectual Memoir
My name is Fatai AyindeAremu, professor of political science, and founder, Research Enterprise Systems, (RES),…
8 months ago