Author: Frank Ofili

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Wanted: A National Diagnosis

By Frank Ofili Every society has its own vocabulary of ridicule. Sometimes, a place name becomes more than a geographical reference. It enters popular speech as a coded insult, a euphemism for madness, a...

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John Ruskin and The Nigerian Paradox

By Frank Ofili John Ruskin, the celebrated nineteenth-century English thinker, once offered a profound insight into the meaning of wealth and human progress. His philosophy, in essence, was that the true test of a...

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When HR Becomes Its Own Worst Enemy

The Crisis of Professional Courage in the Nigerian Workplace By Frank Ofili A human resources manager is, no doubt, obliged to take instructions from top Management. But there is a fundamental difference between taking...

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NIGERIA AT 66: RENEWED HOPE IN HOPELESSNESS

By Frank Ofili The unfinished business of democracy, leadership and nation-building. Let me state from the onset that the views expressed in this article are entirely mine and do not necessarily represent those of...