By Ebube Chinenye Typical of an academic community, the debate is on and is likely to continue for some time to come! Opinions are divided on the significance of the cultural fiesta. While s... Read more
As the campaigns for the 2019 elections drew to a close, deep concerns could be observed, at least from media postures. Even as partisan enthusiasts seized platforms of popular culture to re... Read more
By Academic Staff Union of Universities, (ASUU) Today, our country, Nigeria, is in one of the most frightening and, some insist, most hopeless, situations it had ever been in the last four d... Read more
There is one more disquiet over what has passed into everyday language as balkanization of Kano Emirate by the Kano State Government in Nigeria. In a long running battle following perceived... Read more
By Glenda Gray There is still no cure for HIV/AIDS in the sense of a vaccine shot that clears the mess but the world is not sleeping. In this piece reproduced from The Conversation Online, (... Read more
Very symbolic individuals in that circuit were already on the ground before it was 9 O’clock on June 11th, 2019 when the two of them were remembered for the umpteenth time. The two in... Read more
As the incumbent president of Nigeria, what he says and how he says them are important. After all, the claim is that there is no science that can tell what is on anybody’s mind other than hi... Read more
The People’s Redemption Party, (PRP) is demanding immediate issuance of ‘Certificate of Return’ to Honorable Dayabu Chiroma, the party’s candidate for Darazo/Ganuuwa Federal Constituency of... Read more
It is not impossible but very unlikely that these books form part of the reading list anymore across Nigerian universities. But they were the books without which the First Degree in the Huma... Read more
Nigeria has a First Lady whose outings are a critique of what people see as the husband’s rather lackluster presidency. Not once, not twice but too many times and in each of these, she speak... Read more
