It would probably require a thorough going social research to establish how and why the simplest things elsewhere turn impossible in Nigeria. Does it happen like that because the system is r... Read more
If any evidences were needed that the current wave of Covid-19 infections mean business, there are now plenty of such. Apart from the dramatic loss of General Olubunmi Irefin and Mr. Sam Nda... Read more
The storyline is that Nigeria is today the fifth highest of personnel landmine casualty rate in the world. And the question is how could that be? The question has nothing to do with ignoranc... Read more
It was a classic case of giving to Caesar what belongs to Caesar and to God what is God’s. The wedding itself was at the Chapel of Redemption at the College of Education, Akwanga in Nasarawa... Read more
The media is just one space of popular culture but, arguably, the most dominant in the world today. Might the Society for International Relations Awareness, (SIRA), which ranks itself as a l... Read more
By Habu Mohammed As things are now, secondary schools and later tertiary institutions in Kano State have been closed. It is a fall out of the raid on another secondary school in Katsina Stat... Read more
A leading Mass Communications scholar, Prof Umar Pate, has made it to Vice-Chancellorship of the Federal University, Kashere in Gombe State. He was, until his election as VC, the Dean of the... Read more
Nigeria’s ruling party, the All Progressives Congress, (APC) is set to shut down Otukpo town in Benue State again Friday this week when it hands over its flag to a decampee into the party. T... Read more
What could be the outlook for democracy in Africa under condition of a global health emergency – Covid 19 – compounded by volatile populism, ethno-nationalism, ‘state capture’, narrowi... Read more
This is a long piece but an inviting piece on the heartbeat of digital capitalism written and published by The Atlantic which is where explosive stories on Facebook have made it. This is ano... Read more
