Leadership and Politics: Nigeria’s Unfinished Promise

‎Leadership in Nigerian politics was never meant to be a performance, yet it often unfolds like a poorly rehearsed play. Promises are shouted from podiums, banners flood the streets, and hope is borrowed from the poor like a campaign loan—never repaid. True leadership...

The Cost of Poor Leadership: When Power Forgets People

‎Poor leadership does not always arrive loudly.‎Sometimes it walks in quietly, wearing titles, sitting in offices, shaking hands, and smiling for cameras—while slowly draining hope from the people it is meant to serve.‎‎The real tragedy of poor leadership is not just...

Healing Hands, Hard Truths, and the Power of Showing Up

Healing Hands, Hard Truths, and the Power of Showing Up

In Kano State, where overstretched hospitals quietly ration hope alongside supplies, the ADSI Kano State Chapter walked into Sabo Bakin Zuwo Jakara Hospital with more than goodwill. They arrived with tools that save lives and restore dignity—an oxygen concentrator,...

The Role of Leadership in Strengthening Education

Good leadership is the backbone of effective education. When leaders provide direction, communicate clearly, and set the right example, they create an environment where students feel safe, organized, and motivated to learn. Their actions influence everything from...

How the Economy Works in Simple Terms

The economy is basically the system that controls how money moves in a country — how people earn, spend, save, and invest. When people are buying things, businesses make more money, hire more workers, and the economy grows. But when people stop spending, businesses...

Plateau Politics: a Microcosm of Nigeria’s Politics

Plateau Politics: a Microcosm of Nigeria’s Politics

In the highlands of Plateau, a familiar spectre haunts the streets. It is the ghost of politics yet unborn, a future bartered for a pittance. What unfolds here is not an anomaly but a perfect, painful microcosm of a nation’s soul in distress. We have become a people...