Prof Nnamdi Madichie
AUTHOR: Prof Nnamdi Madichie
Women’s Football Is Growing Fast But Its Contracts Are Not Matching Up
While salaries, visibility, and investment in Women’s Football have risen significantly in nearly a decade since 2017, it is rather regrettable that much of...
Nigeria’s Education Policy Theatre Must End – Today Marks 66 Years After Independence
When I read Edugist’s assessment of Nigeria’s education sector 66 years after independence, one sentence stood out.
The history of Nigerian education, and especially at...
Screaming for Streaming — The Illusion of the Digital Leapfrog
For years, the African continent has found itself caught in a high-stakes cultural paradox. Its rhythms dominate global streaming charts, its football stars anchor...
Border Wars, Broken Beats: How Africa’s Diplomatic Failures are Crushing the Creative Economy
The highly anticipated headline performance by South African superstar Tyla in Lagos has been abruptly wiped from her world tour itinerary. This came on...
The Lion Kings of African Football – From Atlas to Teranga
Following a tumultuous administrative crisis and the stripping of their AFCON title, “The Lions of Teranga” – Senegal men’s national football team – displayed defiance before...






