With just four more days to go, it is not gonna be a long wait before a statement from the Nigerian Left on the national question is made. That is a statement that could reverberate at the h... Read more
The Medium Daily Digest where this piece was originally published is a Western audience platform but the subject matter would apply elsewhere to almost all other audiences. There’s a long a... Read more
“Every reasonable Nigerian is sick to the stomach to read or hear of a governor running from insurgents who want to kill him in the state where he is constitutionally the chief securit... Read more
The Mambilla hydropower project and the Ajaokuta Steel Mill are the examples used to support the argument that the Nigerian ruling class suffers from a crisis of mission. When such a stateme... Read more
An article in Foreign Affairs, the Quarterly journal by the US based Council on Foreign Relations, (CFR), is going against the trajectory of predictions of Nigeria as a failed state. Rather,... Read more
Six academics, namely Emmanuel Ojo; Senior Lecturer, University of the Witwatersrand in South Africa; Annie Burger, PhD student, Bryan Jason Bergsteedt, Lecturer (Clinical Anatomy), Samantha... Read more
Although intelligence as an instrument of statecraft is seen more as a domain of intrigue, cloak and dagger, it is a viable power resource. The craft to know ahead of time what an enemy migh... Read more
The rising volume of the radical and/or socialist voice in Nigeria at last makes the Manifesto of the People’s Redemption Party, (PRP), for Local Council Elections, 2021 – 2023 a document wo... Read more
Originally titled “We are their heirs”, the text below is the remarks by Prof. Omotoye Olorode at the end of the commemorative public lecture organised by comrades to mark his 80th birthday... Read more
The Nigerian Left hardly roll out the drums to celebrate its own even when these individuals are of the stature of image breakers. This must have been so as not to be perceived as sharing an... Read more
