Tunde Chris Odediran studied and practiced journalism in Nigeria. He is now a Technical Communications and Information Technology professional in the United States.
The economic divide between political leaders and ordinary Nigerians has become a chasm, with politicians increasingly living in a world of immense wealth, comfort and privilege, while the common man…
I would not aspire to be a deputy of any Nigerian governor, though it is an exalted political position to reach. The governors are making it look like their deputies…
There was this post on WhatsApp of a 1970s foreign vacation advertisement by KLM, inviting the Nigerian elite to visit Amsterdam for a few hundred naira. It is just one…
There are many ways to look at Nigeria’s surprise victory in the British court, in which the nation avoided a possible award of up to $11 billion in favour of…
Carrying a Nigerian international passport already has a consequence as one of the least powerful in the world. When the passport that is the 96th ranked becomes hard to obtain,…
The story fits a nutshell. Nigeria built a billion-dollar airport terminal that is too small for most of the aircraft it was intended to house, resulting in underutilisation and a…
Nearly three months into his term, we now have a better grasp of the type of President Mr. Bola Tinubu may turn out to be. I am seeing a…
For Vwaere Diaso, August 1, 2023, was just another day at the hospital as she edged closer to completing her housemanship. Two more weeks and she may have lived but…
In contemporary Nigeria, the concept of the rule of law seems to have lost its essence and meaning. Over the decades, the rule of the powerful has permeated society, leading…
President Bola Tinubu’s first move on the first day of his presidency was not only his best move but also his worst move. Beset with perennial corruption, every Nigerian understood…