Column Don’t Abuse Your Privileges “With great power comes great responsibility,” as the classic adage popularised by Stan Lee reminded us. Eleanor Rooseveltt… bytnnonlineJune 1, 2026
Column Greatness is Not Proven by Making Others Feel Small “A great man is always willing to be little,” the philosopher Ralph Waldo Emerson observed. C.S. Lewis famously… bytnnonlineMay 24, 2026
Column If All Leaders Were Engr. Grace Allison ”The challenge of leadership is to be strong, but not rude; be kind, but not weak; be bold,… bytnnonlineMay 17, 2026
Column Wanting What We Don’t Want – The Paradox of the Nigerian Leadership Selection Process “The world is a dangerous place to live; not because of the people who are evil, but because… bytnnonlineMay 10, 2026
Column The “Anyhowness” Crisis – Why Nigeria Needs a National Value Reset. “If we lose our values, we lose our nation. It is as simple as that,” declared an anonymous… bytnnonlineMay 4, 2026
Column Public Office, Private Gain – Dismantling the Culture of “Who You Know.” ”A public office is a public trust; and its holders are but trustees for the benefit of the… bytnnonlineApril 27, 2026
Column The Death Of Sincerity: When Political Correctness Smothers The Truth “In a time of deceit telling the truth is a revolutionary act,” George Orwell famously remarked. In China… bytnnonlineApril 22, 2026
Column Echoes of Abacha Days – Institutional Alignment and the Unfortunate Future of Political Pluralism ”Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it,” cautioned George Santayana. Thomas Jefferson warned that… bytnnonlineApril 12, 2026
Column Fairness -Nigeria’s Most Needed Currency ”Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere,” declared Martin Luther King Jr.. George Washington aptly noted that… bytnnonlineApril 6, 2026
Column The Worship of People Over Principles “The personality of the individual is as perishable as the person; only the principles which he represents are… bytnnonlineMarch 30, 2026