The question the author of this piece posed as a prelude to the piece is “Does online education mean the end of universities? Or, if pursued with an understanding of its limit and of the nec... Read more
It will be another Nigeria in conversation Wednesday, November 11th, 2020 when radical nationalists, patriots, family, friends, colleagues and sundry activists gather to pay homage to the la... Read more
There is a resurgence of attention on deliberative democracy in the Western world. Seminars upon seminars aside from huge research essays on it. An African student on a Western campus finds... Read more
Her birthday is already three days behind but still worth putting in perspective. Her late husband was the comrade’s comrade. That was Chris Abashi, one of the earliest presidents of the Nat... Read more
It is all over at last. Joe Biden has won the election. Trump and his baggage of narcotism has been voted out. There are difficult times ahead for America, especially in dealing with the dee... Read more
Ethiopia has entered a state of emergency over an issue that would be worrisome to many African leaders. It is on the workability of ethnic federalism which is being hotly debated in Nigeria... Read more
By Adagbo Onoja The first point to make about this book is that it passes the test on most of the crucial determinants of a good book. Saying so very early is vital, given the reservations a... Read more
By Tivlumun Nyitse PhD Under the bright sky and the scorching sun in the prescient ambience of Tse Awunah, stuck in the woods of Gwer West Local Government of Benue State on November 4th, 2... Read more
It is all over at last. Joe Biden has won the election. Trump and his baggage of narcotism has been voted out. There are difficult times ahead for America, especially in dealing with the dee... Read more
The rising incidence of mercenary activities with heightened implications for human rights, the protection of civilians and international peace and security in different regions of the world... Read more
