By Aminu Ali* Our decades of search for good leaders have not yielded positive results. Worse still, we are enmeshed in nostalgia: we feel that each leader is worse than his predecessor. Put... Read more
It is possible that this bureaucratese does not amount to stoppage of the salaries of members of the Academic Staff Union Universities, (ASUU) who have not enrolled in the Federal Government... Read more
Six Nigerian women leaders are insisting on reconfiguration of the subjectivity of almajirai in Northern Nigeria. The statement which is the first time in recent years that a pan-Nigerian co... Read more
By Mallam Y. Z. Ya’u* Although ‘Mallam’ did not link this piece to Nigeria’s ranking in the 2019 Transparency International’s corruption perception index, it cannot be coincidence that... Read more
Not given to inflammatory or arrogant declarations, it should count for something when General Abdulsalami Abubakar says Nigeria is at a cross-road. Looking at synonyms of the word such as b... Read more
Originally titled “The Davos World Economic Forum (WEF) Is at It Again – Celebrating 50th Anniversary by www.globalresearch.ca which first published it, this piece goes behind the headlines... Read more
Scholars, friends and critics are looking forward to January 28th, 2020 to connect with the Pre-Retirement Luncheon and Lecture in honour in honour of Prof Dipo Kolawole at the university. A... Read more
It is one of the many paradoxes defining the crisis in Nigerian university system. Academics are expected to publish in high impact journals. It is only by doing so that each of them acquire... Read more
Amotekun has been the dominant story in the week, with particular reference to the extent it problematises Hisbah as well as the anti-climax in the build up around it. The anti-climax under... Read more





















