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Nigeria’s governors: Halfway to where? (1)

To begin with, any assessment of the subnational level must acknowledge that Nigeria's federal system is defective and quasi-federalist in nature. Put bluntly, it...

Sanwo-Olu and the pursuit of a social market economy (3)

Once upon a time, growing up in Lagos was akin to living in El-Dorado. Life in Igbosere Road and Lafiaji was tolerable, with good...

Sanwo-Olu and the pursuit of a social market economy (2)

Section 25 of the Nigerian Constitution is explicit on the differences between citizens and settlers. But then, there’s a saying in Ijesaland: ‘Gbogbo ìjesà...

Sanwo-Olu and the pursuit of a social market economy – (1)

My discussion about the performance of Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu must be put in the context that I met him at Saint Andrew’s Anglican Church,...

Sanwo-Olu’s Dilemma and the Burden of Lagos State

"Lagos is a shameful state with a lot of “promise” because of the access to funds relative to other states. Lagos gets a lot...

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