By Mike Kebonkwu ESQ It is a truism that change is the only constant thing in life. At last, the president has managed to find the will to change the service chiefs to everyone’s surprise af... Read more
It seems to be a season of death for a particular tribe of musicians in South Africa. It is a tribe in the sense that, though just the two of them, they all died within days of each other in... Read more
As a hot spot for quick reference by both amateur and established researchers, a piece on Wikipedia is bound to excite, even where the piece is as hefty as this. Hence the reproduction of th... Read more
By Adagbo Onoja There can be no surpassing the great book in putting it: there is a time to be born and a time to die. Bayero University, Kano’s Prof Dahiru Yahya is dead and gone to meet hi... Read more
The earlier version of this report wrongly identified Ambassador Moussa Faki Mahamat as an Algerian. His Excellency is from the Republic of Chad where he had been Prime Minister and Foreign... Read more
There is no knowing what the result of an Africa wide Vox Populi would say on what the African Union (AU) has brought to the table in terms of the African agency and world politics since it... Read more
The Fulani identity continues to dominate the agenda of Nigerian politics, gathering comments and practices across the country. The latest to enter the arena is Kaduna State governor, Nasir... Read more
A big academic fish seems to have re-entered the young but determined intellectual ocean called Veritas University, Abuja. There has been no official announcement to that effect yet but Inte... Read more
The logic of equivalence puts the Inspector-General of Police at par with the service chiefs in an era of convergence of intelligence, police and the armed forces in security practices acros... Read more
Perhaps, lost in her own troubles, Nigeria has not been able to catch on with the death of Jonas Gwangwa, South African jazz musician and anti-apartheid fighter. But the BBC did not miss it,... Read more
