“As a nation, Nigeria has not been blessed with charismatic leadership universally acclaimed or generally acceptable to all. Neither have Nigerians been fortunate enough to have such a great... Read more
A research report that claims that Blacks do not study biological sciences because they are contextually ill-equipped for that is steering its own race related ripples but this time not in t... Read more
A resident and an academic in the US for many years and now the Vice Chancellor at United States International University – Africa, (USIU) Prof Paul Tiyambe Zeleza tracks the murder of Geor... Read more
A few hours ago, Lee Hsien Loong, the Prime Minister of the city state of Singapore published an article in Foreign Affairs in which he expressed doubts about this being the Asian century. H... Read more
The battle of ideas on what to do next to pull the world out of public health and socio-economic crisis has begun, with the World Economic Forum, (WEF) framing it as a matter of what it call... Read more
With protests still spreading across the United States, it is too early to talk about lessons, messages and imports of the popular action for justice. Notwithstanding that, a number of featu... Read more
Violent demonstrations across the United States bring out a particular weakness in the 45th president, says PETER NICHOLAS, Staff Writer covering the White House for The Atlantic, from where... Read more
One of the ironies of COVID 19 played out today as what was hitherto unthinkable became practicable. The physical gathering for an Africa wide conversation around the life and times of two P... Read more
It is exactly 3 years today, May 29th, 2020 when Professor Abubakar Momoh died suddenly in 2017. He is still remembered across the many spaces he traversed as a scholar, activist and adminis... Read more
By Grace Zhikmwa Kwaja This goes to wish a Happy Children’s day to all Nigerians wherever they may be found. Those who are adults today were once children at some point in their lives... Read more
