Stephen KenechiAge-gating Nigeria’s tertiary education won’t hasten student maturityBy itself, age-gating Nigeria’s tertiary education ignores the root cause of the maturity problem and focuses on symptoms.Jul 25Jul 25
Stephen KenechiExit feuds stir arguments about Nigeria’s artiste-label dealsRecord label exits, when they go awry, can deal a devastating career blow to an otherwise thriving artiste.Jul 13Jul 13
Stephen KenechiHow Nigeria can manage its diversity lines for inclusive policy leadershipAn entrenched system of rotation and zoning may offer the best route to politically managing diversity in Nigeria.Jul 10Jul 10
Stephen KenechiA case for enforcing child safety policy in Nigerian schoolsThe Whitney Adeniran case has broader implications for child safety policy in Nigerian schools.Jul 8Jul 8
Stephen KenechiWhat does technology and a Nigerian pothole have in common?At some point, Nigeria must begin to think smart and long term in matters of infrastructure.Jun 4Jun 4
Stephen KenechiFixing Nigeria’s broken federal scholarshipsNigeria has a bilateral education agreement with some countries in Africa, Europe, North America, and Asia.Jun 1Jun 1
Stephen KenechiOn African masculinity and Kunle Afolayan’s Anikulapo seriesThe long-awaited first season of the Nigerian filmmaker Kunle Afolayan’s Netflix original series ‘Anikulapo’ premiered in March 2024…Mar 14Mar 14
Stephen KenechiA writer’s broken tennis hiatus serves up epiphanyA writer’s broken tennis hiatus serves up epiphany…Jan 27Jan 27
Stephen KenechiInclusive unionism can resolve Nigeria’s artiste-label feuds but apathy aboundsInclusive unionism can resolve the artiste-label feuds in Africa’s largest music industry but apathy abounds among stakeholders.Oct 11, 2023Oct 11, 2023
Stephen KenechiThe Nollywood in all of usHow are Nollywood filmmakers thinking about storytelling for social impact?Aug 17, 2023Aug 17, 2023