Yayale Ahmed: Filling Gaps in Nigeria’s Administrative Reform History
This piece was meant to be my address and reflection during a planned courtesy visit…
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Tunji Olaopa
Afe Babalola and Dele Farotimi: On Justice, a Just Society and the Nigerian State
The feud between elder statesman, Chief Afe Babalola and civil right activist, Mr. Dele Farotimi,…
5 months ago
Nigeria’s Civil Service Commissions, the “Katsina Declaration” and Its Reform Implications
From November 25 to 28, 2024, the Katsina State government hosted the annual conference of…
5 months ago
Perspectives on Elon Musk as Reform Lead for US Federal Bureaucracy
In preparation for his inauguration as the 47th President of the United States, Donald Trump…
5 months ago
Jibrin Ibrahim and the Shaping of Nigeria’s Discursive Space
There is something really intriguing and fascinating about having a wonderful friend of yours grow…
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Defining Issues in Research and Policy Linkages in Country-Level Development Management in Africa
Tunji Olaopa, Professor of Public Administration and Chairman, Federal Civil Service Commission, Abuja, delivered this…
6 months ago
When Public/Civil Servants Speak Truth to Power
In this piece, I want to beam a critical light on the significance and role…
7 months ago
Archbishop Ayo Ladigbolu: A Unique Yorùbá Intellectual, Cultural Icon and Elder Statesman
The Yorùbá culture has always been blessed with the attention of intellectuals, scholars and academics…
8 months ago
The Nigerian Economic Society Award and My Reform Journey with Economists
At the just concluded 65th annual conference of the Nigerian Economic Society (NES) in Abuja,…
8 months ago
Reengineering the Bureaucracy as Engine Room of Government
Being a Distinguished Public Lecture Delivered by Prof. Tunji Olaopa, professor of public administration and…
9 months ago