Lanre Ogundipe
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TA LÓ Ń PE ÌYÁ ALÁKÀRÀ SẸ́RÉ? By Lanre Ogundipe
There are folk songs that entertain. There are others that educate. Then there are those rare compositions that outlive generations…
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A Tribute to Tunji Bello at 65, By Lanre Ogundipe
A TRIBUTE TO TUNJI BELLO @65 Integrity Wears No Noise Some men announce themselves with fanfare. Others allow character to…
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Nigeria: A Graveyard of Good Intentions, By Lanre Ogundipe
There is perhaps no country in Africa more richly endowed with ideas than Nigeria. Every administration arrives with a vision.…
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Who Controls The Rhythm of This War? By Lanre Ogundipe
A retired Defence spokesman is abducted alongside his wife. Weeks pass. The security agencies cannot rescue him. He dies in…
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At 91, Uncle Sam Remains a Masterpiece in Motion, By Lanre Ogundipe
Celebrating a Towering Figure of Our Time Shall we, in the fraternity of the pen, pause today to celebrate…
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$1.5 Billion Down. Pump Prices Up. Has Nigeria Quietly Crossed the Fuel Market Red Line? By Lanre Ogundipe
Nigeria removed fuel subsidy with the promise of reform. The decision was presented as courageous, unavoidable, and necessary — a…
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The Tinubu Enigma: Power, Strategy and the Nigerian State, By Lanre Ogundipe
Part One: The Outsider Who Became the System By Lanre Ogundipe Few figures in Nigeria’s Fourth Republic evoke as much…
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Reforming Nigeria’s Policing: Learning from Federal Models Without Losing National Control, By Lanre Ogundipe
“Security institutions demand patience. When power outruns structure, protection can become oppression.” Nigeria’s worsening security crisis has once again revived…
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President on Solar, People in Darkness: Renewable Progress or National Paradox? By Lanre Ogundipe
Let us begin with numbers — because numbers do not shout, they reveal. ₦17 billion allocated for a solar microgrid…
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Between Personalities and Principles: The Institutional Toll of the Ahmed-Dangote Rift, By Lanre Ogundipe
The recent turmoil within Nigeria’s energy regulatory space is not merely a clash between Farouk Ahmed and Aliko Dangote. To…
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