Tahir Ibrahim Tahir

Abuja

Journalist at Leadership Newspaper

Patriot || Writer/Columnist || Media Consultant || Politican || Philanthropist ||

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Articles

Entrepreneurship Development And Our Educational Curriculum

2 weeks ago | leadership.ng | Tahir Ibrahim Tahir

It is encouraging to note that our education ministry officials are fast moving away from needless and controversial policies to more impactful ones that are geared towards revolutionising our archaic education policies and tertiary Institutions’ curricula. Dr. Tunji Alausa on assumption of office as education minister, quickly announced the reversal of the admission age benchmark for tertiary Institutions in the country from 18 years to 16 years.
Shettima: Acing The Emotional Intelligence Index

3 weeks ago | leadership.ng | Tahir Ibrahim Tahir

They want him to challenge his boss, contest against him, and get his boss to prostrate before him, and beg him not to run. They want him to enrich all his cronies, privatise all the privatisables at giveaway prices while fleecing the country and making billionaires of a few, with many left in penury and more advanced economic challenges.
North Central Renaissance Movement: The Presidency Or Vice Presidency?

1 month ago | leadership.ng | Tahir Ibrahim Tahir

The North Central Renaissance Movement (NCRM) recently issued a statement, urging President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to drop Vice President, Senator Kashim Shettima, so as to have a North Central representative on the Tinubu ticket. This shows that they are highly optimistic that President Tinubu would win the 2027 elections. This also shows that the group is not focused on a particular price, and just seeks some sort of relevance in the political equation of the country.
Ogalla bolstering Navy through bilateral, multilateral collaboration, by Babajide Fadoju

1 month ago | westernpost.ng | Tahir Ibrahim Tahir |Innocent Raphael

The Gulf of Guinea is one of the most important economic corridors in the world, given its abundance of natural and mineral resources, including oil and gas, and its status as a major maritime corridor for trade. The Gulf is a region that is vital not only to the economies of regional countries, but also other parts of the world, and every country that trades with Africa is very interested in ensuring that the area is safe and secure from all forms of criminal threat and activity.
Michael Okpara, Okparanomics and lessons of history, by Kelechi Deca

1 month ago | westernpost.ng | Tahir Ibrahim Tahir |Innocent Raphael

Few days ago, a young lady who was at the Majescity Conference Awka reached out to me with some questions about Dr. Michael Okpara’s agro revolution policies. She’s a doctoral student at the University of Nigeria. Her first degree is Agric Economics from same UNN, and she confessed that some of the things I spoke about during my speech were new to her. I understood her predicament.
Deconstructing Moses Oludele Idowu’s “Generals without shame” by Peter Aro

1 month ago | westernpost.ng | Tahir Ibrahim Tahir |Innocent Raphael

In national security discourse, nothing is more dangerous than emotion parading as analysis. Moses Oludele Idowu’s “Generals Without Shame” is a classic example of such misguided critique: a volatile cocktail of sweeping generalizations, historical cherry-picking, flawed comparisons, and strategic ignorance, with due respect to his scholarly background.
It is the turn of Alaafin Owoade, by Dare Babarinsa

1 month ago | westernpost.ng | Tahir Ibrahim Tahir |Innocent Raphael

Every ascension of an Alaafin is an important moment in Yoruba history. So is it with the coming of our father, Alaafin Abimbola Akeem Owoade, who began his reign with the symbolic outing in Oyo on Saturday March 29, 2025. The Alaafin traditionally represents Yoruba military power. So potent was his power that one of the panegyrics of Olodumare was Alaafin Ode Orun; the Alaafin of the celestial space. The empire is gone now, but the symbol and the relevance are still there.
North Central Renaissance Movement: A shot at the VP or president?

1 month ago | blueprint.ng | Tahir Ibrahim Tahir

The North Central Renaissance Movement (NCRM) recently issued a statement, urging President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to drop Vice President Kashim Shettima so as to have a North Central representative on the presidential ticket in 2027. This shows that they are highly optimistic of President Tinubu victory in the 2027 elections. This unfortunately denotes that the group is not focused on a particular prize, and just seeks some sort of relevance in the political equation of the country. Why?
The EU envoy’s impressions of a safer, more hospitable Katsina

1 month ago | blueprint.ng | Tahir Ibrahim Tahir

Katsina state’s 2025 durbar festival during the Eid el-fitr celebrations was a very memorable one, as the state government hosted dignitaries from around the globe, to showcase the state’s rich cultural heritage, and its hospitality, in a much safer and improved Katsina environment.
OBJ: Democracy Or Democrazy In Danger?

1 month ago | leadership.ng | Tahir Ibrahim Tahir

Our collective, selective amnesia makes it possible for characters from yesteryears of leadership to pontificate and assume dispositions of nobility and morality; appearing to distance themselves from the uncharitable, undemocratic, and immoral acts they committed while in positions of leadership. Had they, the moral standing or uprightness, they would have behaved or acted differently.