Category: Majeed Dahiru

Politics as the fourth factor of production, By Majeed Dahiru

The organised Labour movement, as matter of self-enlightened interest, decided to get involved in the baking of the bread and the preparation of the butter, in order to be in a better position to get a more satisfying slice… A vital lesson to be learnt from the transformational experiences of organised labour movements into political […]

Nigeria needs its own version of America’s Second Amendment, By Majeed Dahiru

…to tackle the current state of insecurity that is characterised by terrorism and banditry, in order to save lives and cure the kidnapping epidemic in Nigeria in the short term, the Federal Government may consider redrawing the national security architecture to accommodate a civil populace led counterinsurgency strategy, through a guided liberalisation of the possession […]

Nigeria and the drunken sailors of a sinking ship, By Majeed Dahiru

Like drunken sailors in charge of a sinking ship, the ruling class in Nigeria have made no commitments to cutting down on the cost of governance, containment of waste, eradication of corruption and undertaking the hard work of getting Nigeria’s economy to become productive and export competitive. Under their watch, the giant of Africa has […]

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