No one can say yet how much the piece will rupture elite or high culture past time of savouring a glass of red wine, especially after a certain dish. The global reach of the BBC and its elit... Read more
Diplomats, Development and policy experts, economists and activists working on Inequality are gathering in Abuja Tuesday, October 22nd, 2019 to crack their brains on Income Inequality and De... Read more
The visibility, the institutional and political location of each of the three voices in the latest onslaught on rottenness in the Nigerian educational system makes it unique. First to come t... Read more
Illicit Financial Flows, (IFF) has been a key marker of the African protest at the way the world order works. The African Union/Economic Commission for Africa panel that examined it in 2011... Read more
It is not clear why the Nigerian Air Force, (NAF) did not organise a much, more elaborate celebration of its winging of the first female combat pilot and first female helicopter pilot on Oct... Read more
Man or womankind’s near total defeat in the face of death was on display today at Veritas University, Abuja when the remains of Mrs Henrietta Gubo was brought to her office for the very last... Read more
Nigerian journalist, Segun Adeniyi, published his From Frying Pan to Fire in 2019. The strength of that text is in the insider account it provides and, therefore, the gap it fills in terms o... Read more
You might not like them for whatever reasons but, today, they are the African leaders. They are the African signifiers of the values which the world says it holds dear today. One of such val... Read more
By Y. Z Ya’u The contrast is simply benumbing. As I sat in my hotel room in Kigali, Rwanda, that Monday afternoon after the commissioning of Mara facility, I could not but compare the trajec... Read more
In 2016 when the Buhari regime made search for oil in the Northern part of Nigeria a priority, Intervention asked selected experts whether Northern Nigeria need oil. In the two-part report t... Read more
