Professor Cheikh Anta Diop is a case study in one man’s massive investment in a counter-narrative of Africa in human history. As with promoters of views which contests the hegemonic view, th... Read more
Algeria is experiencing her own share of ‘Who are We?” in a funny and equally serious intra-African racism. A black Algerian who emerged Miss Algeria last weekend is being told she doesn... Read more
Nigeria is once again in the global headlines for the wrong reason. This time, it is its incidence of ‘fake news’ that is to be investigated. Even then, the research is to be con... Read more
Nigerians are contending with another prediction about chaos and collapse of their country. This time, it coming from the New York based risk consultants – Eurasia Group – which... Read more
A coup, as any other political violence, disrupts an existing order. At the official or formal level, it ruptures the hierarchy. Informally, individuals in particular are affected in many wa... Read more
The Civil Society Legislative Advocacy Centre (CISLAC) says that constantly engaging in aggressive and intimidating posture in civil policing is not part of the Nigerian Army’s constitutiona... Read more
On Sunday morning, (January 6th, 2019), a senior scholar telephoned an Editorial Associate of Intervention to say that Alhaji Bashir Tofa had called him to say that Intervention had credited... Read more
It would have been another rupture of the hierarchy in another African country. That is what a coup is all about but this time, it has failed in the Republic of Gabon, the oil-rich central A... Read more
It is the sort of nightmare Nigerians would have thought belongs only to those days gone by. But, by the time the president was said to have ordered the military to end the siege, it had bee... Read more
By Adagbo Onoja* In what sense might we input any connection between the strike action of one trade union – the Academic Staff Union of Universities, (ASUU) – to the geopolitical... Read more
