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…
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Tunji Olaopa
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,…
9 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
Owu Kingdom in History and the Olowu at 60: Lessons for Community Growth in Nigeria
Prof. Tunji Olaopa, Chairman, Federal Civil Service Commission, delivered this speech as Chairman of the…
10 months ago
CIPM and the Unfinished Business of Reform in the Public Service
Here is Professor Tunji Olaopa's address as Chairman of the Investiture Ceremony of the President…
10 months ago
Of Ayo Banjo, ‘Femi Falana’ and the Heydays of Student Activism at UI
Events, incidences and circumstances often coalesce to bring about the remembrances of things gone and…
11 months ago
For Papa/Mama Shyngle Wigwe: Why Do Bad Things Happen to Good People?
No amount of condolences, prayers, sympathies and commiseration could ever fathom the depth of the…
1 year ago
Neuroscience and the Nigeria Project: The Scholarship of Adesola Ogunniyi
In this piece, I essentially celebrate the septuagenarian initiation of Professor Adesola Ogunniyi. And I…
1 year ago
Inaugurating the Federal Civil Service Commission as a Reform Hub
Over the course of my sojourn in the public service and my consistent advocacy for…
1 year ago
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 years ago