There is a fine line between discipline and domination. Institutions that mistake one for the other eventually weaken the very excellence they exist to cultivate. That is the unsettling question raised by Yushau Shuaib’s memoir of his tumultuous experience at the National Institute for Policy and Strategic Studies (NIPSS), Nigeria’s premier leadership academy.
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