Abdullah Tijani

RT @_theliberalist: According to the latest @freedomhouse’s report on Freedom in the World, global freedom has declined for the 19th consec…

RT @_theliberalist: The @liberalistcen has secured a grant from the @iealondon under the Whetstone Freedom Fund Grant Programme to support…

RT @elqaxxee: On 26 February 2021, bandits attacked the Government Girls Secondary School (GSS Jangebe). In January, I visited the school a…

RT @_theliberalist: #ICYMI: Catch up on the latest insights and analysis from us. Our latest articles covered pressing topics such as Afri…

RT @_theliberalist: Many emergency victims scattered around Nigerian villages are living in a hopeless circle, as various government interv…

RT @ibrahim_adey: Silence is a killer, it makes those who should be behind bars the voice of the nation. A society that picks VDM as its pr…

RT @innovationweare: Lowest lung cancer rates. Lowest oral cancer. Below 5% smoking rate. What does Sweden know that the rest of the world…

Exactly 174 years ago, a French economic journalist Federick Bastiat died. His last year on earth coincides with the publication of his most popular essay “The Law”. Even though more than a century and half apart, The Law’s perspectives remain remarkably prescient.

The Liberalist @_theliberalist

We invite you to revisit Frédéric Bastiat’s timeless wisdom in "The Law", a seminal work that continues to illuminate the intricacies of economics and governance. Check out our postcard featuring 5 quotable quotes from the iconic book essay: #FrédéricBastiat #TheLaw #Liberalism https://t.co/iZbO06jqC2

Last month, the latest index of economic freedom says Nigerian economy is “mostly unfree”, ranking 125th of 180. My analysis for @_theliberalist argues that Nigeria’s current economic condition is a temporary stop in its unfree economic journey. https://t.co/xWyuzttq3X

RT @ibrahim_adey: Spent weeks in Plateau State to unearth the true story behind the #christmasmassacre in Nigeria. My investigations, using…

Very excited for having this partnership with @innovationweare. I look forward to amazing things we’ll do together.

We Are Innovation @innovationweare

Exciting news! We Are Innovation is growing its presence in Africa. Today, we are happy to announce our new partnership in Nigeria with the @liberalistcen , represented by @AbdullahAtijani and Johnson Sanni. Welcome on board! Read more about the partnership on our website: https://t.co/ghKCPCoHZO

RT @LatAmInnovacion: 🚀 Somos Innovación se une a The Liberalist Centre para impulsar la innovación en Nigeria. Juntos, avanzaremos la tecno…

RT @_theliberalist: It’s here! https://t.co/XCVphuBrsT

RT @_theliberalist: Exciting changes are coming your way! We’re rebranding with a fresh look and launching a new website this Monday. Keep…

RT @_theliberalist: #EndBadGovernance vs. #SayNotoProtest At the eve the planned 10-day nationwide protest in Nigeria, there were two move…

“…one can be a jack of all trades while still mastering others. It also has an added advantage for newsrooms to utilize a small team to achieve significant outcomes and maximize the potential of each team member.” — @kemi_busari

Kemi Busari @kemi_busari

In June, I spent two weeks in @TheEconomist's newsroom in London. In this @IJNet piece, I reflect on my time in an incredible newsroom filled with remarkable experiences and extraordinary people. https://t.co/lQt3Na8V9q

As inflation soars, herders have an alternative: grazing their cattle outside on a grass field. However, the farmer-herder crisis is discouraging Attahiru from adopting the alternative.

The Liberalist @_theliberalist

A farmer said a bag of beans shaft, one of the food items consumed by cattle, used to be sold at N4,000 ($2.44). Now, it is between N14,000 ($8,544.80) and N15,000 ($9.16)._ Read our latest feature: https://t.co/TglrUvaYdk… #cattlefarmers #CostOfLiving #economy #Hardship