Nigerians and, indeed, the academic world are mourning the passing away of Prof Peter Ekeh early Tuesday, November 17th, 2020 in the United States. Most known for his 1975 essay, Colonialism... Read more
By Chijioke Uwasomba, Ph.D This is not a time to play coy or quibble as the government of Muhammadu Buhari unleashes its arsenal on the university system in Nigeria. We have gone through thi... Read more
By Saleh Bature The death of Ali Mohammed Kwara marks the end of an era in crime control and prevention in Nigeria. I jokingly addressed the late Ali Kwara as “half-jinn, half-human.” There... Read more
First published in New Telegraph in May 2017 where the author was a senior editorial executive, this article espouses an even more authentic Abdulkadir Balarabe Musa who died November 11th,... Read more
In keeping with the corporate self-understanding as the medium without an editor exercising absolute control over content, Intervention has not shared much with the tradition of routinised l... Read more
The global ranking industry might have got its most significant attack in recent times. Professor Brian Schmidt, the Vice-Chancellor of the global front rank Australian National University,... Read more
All roads led to Yima Sen’s Mbaapuusu Village in Shangev-Tiev of Konshisha Local Government Area of Benue State in central Nigeria where the late radical nationalist was finally laid to rest... Read more
By Victoria Abakpa The commercial landscape of Abuja, Nigeria’s capital city is richer by an additional high profile Supermarket. McRay Supermarket quietly sold off its first item – Alicafe... Read more
US President-elect, Joe Biden may have his domestic worries but Nigerian NGO – Civil Society Legislative Advocacy Centre (CISLAC) – congratulating him and his Vice-President-elect for... Read more
By Prof. ‘Tola Badejo On July 21, 2017, I published an article on page 20 of The Nation titled ‘Trump should go back to school’. The focus of the article was how successive Republican Presid... Read more
