This material below is reproduced from The New York Times. It is reproduced for many reasons, one of which is that it solves a puzzle about which Intervention also has written about in its A... Read more
Very few foresaw that the elite failure in Nigeria would be so total as for the book to make much sense when it was first published in the year 2000. Talking about traditional cures for mode... Read more
Six Local Government Chairmen who have been on suspension for alleged financial improprieties have got another three more months to be away from office in Benue State. The State House of Ass... Read more
The Association for Border Studies, (ABS), the global platform for scholars and practitioners of border politics has announced three newly elected members to the Board of Directors for a ter... Read more
It was an Inaugural Lecture, a key rite of the university system. As the first of it to be delivered under its new Vice-Chancellor, Prof Suleiman Bala Mohammed, and the first too in the year... Read more
The University of Ibadan, (UI) is taking African History to the intellectual slaughter slab for a re-examination of it from the lens of the late Ade Ajayi, one of the icons of the famous ‘Ib... Read more
It may well be that there has been a transition from the industrial to the information society, that does not annul much of what Dr. Mahmud Modibbo Tukur, the former president of the Academi... Read more
She wasn’t there but she was there. That is Leah Sharibu, the 16 year old school girl who is now more than a year in captivity of Boko Haram insurgents. She was the subject of the 5th Annive... Read more
Nigerian undergraduates participating in two essay competitions thrown open to them by the Kano based Centre for Information Technology and Development, (CITAD) are dodging one of the essays... Read more
It is 5 years today Boko Haram insurgents abducted over 200 girls from a boarding school in Borno State, released about half of them subsequently, leaving basically another half in their... Read more
