It is January 20th again and time to remember Amilcar Cabral, the guerrilla intellectual superintending the struggle for independence for Guinea and Cape Verde. He was machined to death by a... Read more
By Samuel Ejime Okoh It was Benjamin Franklin who said “Tell me and I forget, teach me and I may remember, involve me and I learn’’. Franklin, one of the founding fathers of United States of... Read more
In the countdown to the burial rites of Comrade Didi Adodo, a picture capturing his high point of nationalism makes a revealing reading. Image experts would churn out thick details from the... Read more
E-International Relations, the Bristow based leading open access platform for International Relations, has published a lengthy review of Popular Culture, Geopolitics and Identity. The review... Read more
Those still searching for evidence for the claim that reality is what human beings make of it might never get a better evidence than the conversational convergence on January 15th in Nigeria... Read more
It is not a universal practice in a plastic sense of it but, in academia, the slogan is ‘publish or perish’. However, Cameroon born South African academic, Prof Francis Nyamnjoh is saying in... Read more
Although the number involved is still too limited to sustain such a generalization just yet, it appears Africa is daring Covid-19 by re-opening the campuses. In the latest of such, Nigeria w... Read more
The universities have remained shut across Nigeria for nearly a year now, courtesy of Covid-19 and a paralysing strike action by the Academic Staff Union of Universities, (ASUU). Just as the... Read more
There are signposts of a tendency sense of loss in the demise of Didi Adodo, a trade unionist who was claimed by no other nightmare than Covid-19 early Tuesday, January 12th, 2021. The tribu... Read more
Popular culture platform, Vogue has put in-coming American Vice-President, Kamala Harris on the cover of the magazine, additionally proclaiming her as the next Obama. By such naming practice... Read more
