Category: Professor Toyin Falola

Toyin Falola: Our Ali Mazrui, By Serges Kamga

Of all the existing global academics, especially the ones that come from Africa, Falola stands out as one of those who have never compromised the global standard of knowledge production, and he does that in a frequency that would amaze anyone and everyone. For that reason, all the accolades directed towards him are not misdirected […]

Let there be light!, By Toyin Falola

The government must see beyond the present and keep going to the roots of Nigeria’s problems, one of which is erratic power supply. It is a fundamental phenomenon, and a reasonable government should not hold it with levity if there is any desire for economic growth. So, “let there be light” is let there be […]

Usmanu Danfodiyo and transformational values, By Toyin Falola

His teachings and leadership style continue to serve as a source of inspiration and guidance for present and future generations, providing a framework for constructing societies that are both prosperous and morally upright, while also emphasising the importance of education. In a world filled with intricate challenges, the principles and ideals that Danfodiyo championed provide […]

Misunderstanding Africa in the global world of health, By Toyin Falola

African perspectives are often overlooked while addressing local and global concerns. Many of these initiatives are implemented without regard for Africa’s role as a solution to global challenges. Africa has a long history of herbal potency, and the only thing keeping the continent from finding long-term or local treatments is distractions from the research of […]

Leadership and accountability, By Toyin Falola

A lack of quality, people-oriented leadership has been the single most identified challenge to development in Nigeria. Over the years, since its independence from Britain in 1960, the quest for good (dedicated) leadership has seen Nigeria(ns) suffer through a series of upheavals — including several (sometimes brutal) military coups, a civil war, and decades of […]

The evil of Macky Sall’s civilian coup in Senegal, By Toyin Falola

The momentum has been mounting from the barring of Ousmane Sonko and other opposition figures that have been seen to have garnered many supporters across the nation. Macky Sall’s alleged constructive attitudes have been interpreted as a wish to contest for a constitutionally forbidden third, and this spurred many Senegalese out to the street in […]

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