The kicker of The National Interest from where this piece is extracted runs as follows: Far from getting any closer to a “better deal” on nuclear issues, Iran has expanded its nuclear activi... Read more
A week ago or so, it was Professor Brian Schmidt, the Vice-Chancellor of the Australian National University in Canberra that raised some points against the global ranking of universities as... Read more
Although dead and gone to his final resting place, it seems there is no exhausting the late Dr. Emmanuel Udah Olowu’s story. It seems there will always be a story to write about him. Many Ni... Read more
All the 19 states that make up the defunct Northern Nigeria have accepted implementing the National Livestock Transformation Plan, (NLTP), Presidential Aide on the NLTP, Dr. Andrew Kwasari h... Read more
When Daniel Yergin published his Prize: The Epic Quest for Oil, Money and Power in 1992, the general remark that welcomed it is that it is a must read for all educated persons. That is to su... Read more
It is one thing for the helmsmen of Veritas University, Abuja to proclaim the multi-religious nature of the university in spite of its Catholic ownership, it is another to demonstrate that.... Read more
The last time the world heard him hard was in March 2020 when, in a perceived racial move, he found himself high and dry from Credit Suisse in Switzerland after almost single handedly turnin... Read more
Nigerians and, indeed, the academic world are mourning the passing away of Prof Peter Ekeh early Tuesday, November 17th, 2020 in the United States. Most known for his 1975 essay, Colonialism... Read more
By Chijioke Uwasomba, Ph.D This is not a time to play coy or quibble as the government of Muhammadu Buhari unleashes its arsenal on the university system in Nigeria. We have gone through thi... Read more
By Saleh Bature The death of Ali Mohammed Kwara marks the end of an era in crime control and prevention in Nigeria. I jokingly addressed the late Ali Kwara as “half-jinn, half-human.” There... Read more
