By Adagbo Onoja “If I win the presidential election, I will restore the subsidy. And anyone who stole Nigeria’s subsidy funds must return the money.” – Atiku Abubakar There’s a sense i... Read more
By Prof Hassan Saliu Introduction The 2027 general elections in Nigeria present yet another opportunity for the country to get its electoral process right. However, considerable scepticism p... Read more
It is not in all cases that birthday news come early enough to Intervention. A lot of that happen after the fact of the event, especially in the case of those who are not seeking publicity, ... Read more
No birthday drums have been heard from any of his operational headquarters yet. It might be that this is a quiet birthday. Whether this text comes before or after any drumbeats marking his b... Read more
By Adagbo Onoja The trumpet has been heard in all the appropriate quarters. The message: Prof Istifanus Zabadi will clock 70 years, come September 14th, 2026. Prof Gani Yoroms, his junior ‘b... Read more
Dotun Oladipo, the late Publisher of The Eagle Online, was someone never overwhelmed by challenges. This is what the president of the Guild of Online Publishers (GOCOP), Mallam Danlami Nmodu... Read more
By Chris Kwaja Introduction: For years, Nigeria’s humanitarian and poverty-reduction landscape has been defined by a familiar cycle: a crisis occurs, assistance is announced, beneficiaries a... Read more
Prof Hassan A. Saliu Abstract This paper examines the evolving perception and treatment of Nigerians in the diaspora in recent times. It argues that the shift from admiration to hostilit... Read more
There is a joke which compares federalism to wine: the longer it lasts, the much better it gets. ‘Federalism palava’ has been the enduring topic for new nations. About a decade ago, it was f... Read more
By Adagbo Onoja The global storm over Prof Jason Arday is rapidly fading but his demise will continue for a long time to be a subject of unending reflections. While it lasted, every stage wa... Read more
