Nigeria at 65: Tinubu spoke of ‘Racing Against Time’—But whose time, Really?

For Nigeria, sixty-five years since independence is not just a marker of time passed but a mirror held up to the promise once imagined. At sixty-five, Nigeria stands closer than ever to that judgment, carrying both the burden of its past and the weight of its future. The Global Clock — Nigeria in a World That Does Not WaitNigeria’s race against time is not confined to its borders. At sixty-five, Nigeria cannot afford complacency; it cannot wait indefinitely for reforms, for alignment, for cohesion. Leaving With This: The Measure of TomorrowAt sixty-five, Nigeria is neither at the beginning of its journey nor at the end.