By Chris Kwaja Introduction: The international order is no longer merely changing; it is fracturing. The assumptions that underpinned the post-Cold War era—economic globalization, liberal in... Read more
By Prof Chris Kwaja Eighty years is more than the passage of time; it is the accumulation of purpose, sacrifice, wisdom, and enduring impact. As Senator Jonah David Jang marks this remarkabl... Read more
Prof Chris Kwaja, a regular name around Intervention, has penned a tribute to Senator Jonah David Jang at 80. It is a welcome piece but Kwaja took only the serious side of the becoming, ther... Read more
At a time when interpreting the world and changing it have merged into one rather than two different spheres, fishing for critical thinkers cum creative writers has become the most potential... Read more
A week or so ago, Babatunde Fashola, former governor of Lagos State, contended that the opposition offers nothing more than the quest for Tinubu to be defeated. Now, Salihu Lukman is raising... Read more
By Chris Kwaja Introduction The primary purpose of the modern state is the provision of security. Without the capacity to protect lives, property, and public order, the legitimacy of the sta... Read more
By Y. Z Ya’u Dear compatriots, friends, colleagues and comrades, on behalf of the Planning Committee for this Symposium and the entirety of the Osoba for Eternality Platform, I welcome you t... Read more
A concerned, angry but defiant ensemble of radical activists has declared Nigeria a dying entity. Speaker after speaker at the Second symposium marking the burial of Dr. Segun Samuel Osoba,... Read more
By Hassan Saliu Professor Akinwande Bolaji Akinyemi, the son of a priest and politician, is an academic colossus whose impact on various aspects of Nigerian life cannot be captured in a sing... Read more
By Hassan A. Saliu This piece is aimed at formally introducing Prof Ibrahim Agboola Gambari as the Board Chairman of the reborn Nigerian Society of International Affairs (NSIA). It is also t... Read more
