Contending voices on the future of Nigeria are establishing their ranking order on the streets of the country’s major capitals, particularly Abuja, Lagos, Abeokuta and Ibadan. The 28th anniv... Read more
Problem solving theory tells us that it is a turn to technicism rather than a genealogical tracing of the problem to be solved to where it might be coming from. The Northern Elders Forum, (N... Read more
Intervention has done several stories on Bongos Ikwue, the Nigerian engineering student who turned musician and made a success of it between the late 1960s and his late 70s today. In October... Read more
By Adagbo ONOJA That Nigeria is in disarray is not in dispute. The crisis has actually become an all-consuming affair in several ways: terrorists are still contesting the stateness of the st... Read more
The tie to June 12 is coincidental but significant. Her dad, the late Chris Abashi, a former president of the defunct National Association of Nigerian Students, (NANS) fought with all his st... Read more
Nowhere else might be a better proof of the diffuse nature of reality than Nigeria at the moment. It is coping with massive insecurity crisis, threatening war with itself but also reviewing... Read more
He would have been the one voice both his admirers and those who did not admire him would have loved to hear today at a time of grave existential challenges to Nigerians and Nigeria. But he... Read more
The Indigenous People of Biafra, (IPOB) has dissociated itself from the killing of APC chieftain, Ahmed Gulak, calling politically motivated assignation. Latest information shows that Gulak... Read more
The debate on whether Nigeria is a failed state or not continues in the Western world. In a Foreign Affairs piece on May 5th, 2021, a Nigerian and a UK based scholar took the position that N... Read more
A few hours from now, it would be four years since Prof Abubakar Momoh bided the world good bye. The belief that the social is discursive rather than foundational carries with it the respons... Read more
