With curiosity as a guiding force and research as the foundation of my work…
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Path to State Police in Nigeria: Learning from History and Global Models
The concept of state police in Nigeria has traversed a tumultuous journey through history, reflecting a nation grappling with its various challenges and aspirations. From pre-colonial traditions to modern-day debates, the narrative of policing in Nigeria is multi-layered, marked by a quest for efficiency, accountability, and responsiveness to local needs. As Nigeria contemplates the possibility… Read more
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Human’s Nature Becomes Deeper with Age
I learned this from old and elderly married people: “A man or woman’s nature becomes deeper with age. A kind man or woman becomes kinder, and a toxic man or woman becomes more toxic. The only thing that changes men or women in old age is sickness or weakness.” Though simple in their delivery, these… Read more
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Leadership in Africa: Dictators and Visionaries
In leadership, two contrasting models often emerge: the dictator and the visionary. As I search my leadership class notes, I have been confronted with the complexities surrounding these roles and their implications, particularly in the context of Africa’s socio-political landscape. In this discourse, we will explore the essence of dictators and visionary leaders, and their… Read more
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Haiti’s Gang Violence and Kenya Led Multi-National Policing
Haiti, a nation plagued by political turmoil, economic struggles, and societal unrest, has become a breeding ground for rampant gang violence. The assassination of President Jovenel Moïse in 2021 further exacerbated the situation, leaving a significant power vacuum and emboldening criminal elements. In 2023, the United Nations took a significant step by approving a multi-national… Read more
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