By Hussaini Abdu, PhD I still remember my first political philosophy class at Bayero University, Kano. Some students dreaded it, but those of us drawn to critical scholarship eagerly anticipated it. Our class was relatively small; others ha... Read more
By Adagbo Onoja Nigeria is now nearly two decades lost in one form of violence or another, from insurgency in the Niger Delta to Boko Haram terrorism in the Northeast before the onset of kidnapping, banditry and sundry concepts. The history of nation building in Nigeria... Read more
Brazilian President Luiz Inácio da Lula is not just back in power, he is promising to change how Brazil is governed. His consolidation of power after this morning’s victory must be the most cheerful news item to those struggling for substantive democracy around the worl... Read more
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