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Author: Suleiman Bunu

Suleiman Bunu is a multipreneur, writer, and volunteer born in Ikeja, Lagos State. As a multi-venture entrepreneur, he is the visionary founder behind a portfolio of companies with interests in e-commerce, media, and real estate. As a writer, he promotes social responsibility among citizens and the government. As a volunteer, he participates in community projects to help build a better society. Beyond his professional and civic commitments, he is a football fan and a recreational sportsman who maintains his fitness through running, biking, and swimming.

Why Nigeria’s Governance Must Pivot from Reaction to Readiness

There is an ancient martial proverb that has never felt more relevant to the Nigerian project than it does today: “It is better to be a warrior in a garden than a gardener in a war.” – Miyamoto Musashi. For too long, Nigeria has tried to play the role of the peaceful gardener, tending to the …

The Nigerian Mandate: From Expectation to Action

Fellow Nigerians, for generations, we have carried a collective ache. It is the pain of potential deferred, of dreams stalled, and of a nation that always seems to be on the cusp of greatness, yet perpetually stumbling. In our moments of frustration, the question that echoes loudest across our markets, our universities, and our social …

A Lesson in Humility: A Nigerian MP’s Redemption

In a nation where public figures often seem to exist above the law, a recent incident involving a Nigerian Member of Parliament offers a glimmer of hope. The viral video capturing the MP slapping a taxi driver sparked widespread outrage and condemnation. Yet, in the aftermath of this public disgrace, the politician chose a path …

Beyond the Streets: A Path to Good Governance in Nigeria

Nigeria, Africa’s most populous nation, has grappled with the specter of bad governance for decades. The recent resurgence of protests, a fiery testament to the people’s discontent, underscores the urgency of finding a sustainable solution. While the streets have become a canvas for expressing collective frustration, it is imperative to recognize that true and lasting …