Essays

Nigeria 2019: Hoping for another reprieve?

So, Why Should the People Vote?

Higher education and the great shortfall between demand and supply; quantity; redistributive justice

Are they imploding, are they collapsing, our private universities? – Postscript to a conversation at Ife

A Day to Think About Migrants

Acceptance Speech: D. Lit (Honoris Causa), OAU-Ife, 2018

Higher learning is (not) for the masses? -my/our crises with the imperative of remediation

This last week of November 2018 has been my last week teaching – in the classroom

The Nigerian Left and the Constitution

The poor nearly always vote against their own interests, alas: elections and their limits

In Defence of the Civil Service

In Defence of the Civil Service

“Nigerian” anomalies in the 2018 American midterm elections: a short history lesson

Elections 2019, Factors and projections

Health as Top Priority

Midterm elections 2018: Slightly, America moves away from the edge of the precipice

How should Nigerian Leftists vote

Beyond Geographical Restructuring

Midterm elections, 2018: America at the edge of the precipice?

The Ibrahim Index of African Governance

Politics as theatre of the absurd – with a difference

Who is in Charge? Market or Government?

The Metaphor in Utomi’s Politics

Forward to Politics of Ideas