Would you want a psychopath looking after your pension? Or what about your shares? In a recent talk at the Cambridge Festival of Science, I spoke about the latest research relating to a psychopath’s love of money, greed for power, and willingness to harm other people financially for personal gain. Since I began researching corporate psycho ... Read more
From the moment of his election in 2013, Jorge Mario Bergoglio, the man who became Pope Francis, proved himself to be unconventional. Shedding much of the formality of previous papal elections, he appeared for the first time on the balcony of Saint Peter’s Basilica in a simple white cassock without the red ermine-trimmed cape, known as a m ... Read more
In a country where silence has become a symptom of suffering, hunger keeps the poor awake while fear robs the rich of peace. Can Tinubu’s government bridge the widening gap before it is too late? In today’s Nigeria, the night tells the story the government refuses to admit. When the sun sets, the nation does not rest. The poor lie aw ... Read more
In Nigeria's tumultuous political landscape, where loyalty shifts like the wind and ideology often takes a backseat to self-preservation, Reno Omokri stands as a glaring symbol of the contradiction between public advocacy and personal ambition. Once a fierce critic of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, branding him with allegations as damning as drug ... Read more
If history has taught us anything about Nigeria's main opposition party, the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), it is that it does not need external enemies to fail, its internal betrayals, power tussles, and ego battles have always been more than enough to keep it in a state of political limbo. As we inch closer to the 2027 general elections, one ... Read more
Rivers State, one of Nigeria’s most strategically important states politically and economically, has lately become a theatre of absurdity, where the rules of democratic governance have been replaced with the treacherous tactics of a chessboard. The unfolding drama, characterized by betrayals, power tussles, underhanded moves, and calculated s ... Read more
The Yoruba Referendum Committee is not privy to all that transpired during Hakeem Baba-Ahmed’s tenure as Special Adviser (Political) to President Tinubu, whose office was located in the Vice President's wing. However, we are surprised by the reasons he gave for his resignation—ranging from allegations of Tinubu’s supposed sche ... Read more
In the aftermath of the Supreme Court’s decision affirming the three relie ...
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There is a dangerous triad that has held many Nigerians hostage for decades, and ...
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Recently, the seemingly urbane and easy-going former Imo State Governor Achike U ...
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In a world where professional titles shape public perception, it's time to r ...
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On Friday last week, former Vice President Atiku Abubakar, former House of Repre ...
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