moral and political crisis lies not only in violence, but in the confusion of truth and consequence. By John Onyeukwu (Published in the Policy & Reform column of Business am newspaper

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of current political > developments in Naija”, I'm chewing on it, and even if inadequately > informed & updated on the nitty-gritty of what's going on, I'm

rave Black Power! Black Power! And the change that comes over them at night, as they sigh and moan: White thighs, ooh, white thighs” Just like politicians, professors can also be said

The same power virus may also be affecting them. But then knowledge itself is the power - they don't know!. Lawrence Ogbo UgwuanyiUNIABUJA On Sunday, September 5, 2021, 05:49:

“How Political Power Damages the Brain—and How to Reverse > it,” where I shared psychological research on the relationship between > power and brain damage. It was initially

“How Political Power Damages the Brain—and How to Reverse it,” where I shared psychological research on the relationship between power and brain damage. It was initially prefaced

intoxication of power can deaden people's moral sensibilities, weaken their faculty for empathy, and cause them to be ensconced in an alternate universe. My widely shared July

that absolute power corrupts absolutely plays out igenerally in contemporary reality. By inference this is an admission by the columnist that Buhari is not a quirk of nature as he has

2019 How Political Power Damages the Brain—and How to Reverse it *By Farooq A. Kperogi, Ph.D.* *Twitter: @farooqkperogi * I was one of seven professors who facilitated a leadership

On 7/1/17, 10:19 PM, "TOFAC2017 TOFAC2017" wrote: Dear Registered Participant, We are pleased to send to you the programme of events. Please

This is a response to Nkolika's rebutall of Ikhide's essay criticising the Academic Staff