This is the second of a series of reports on power and probity in the aftermath of May 2019 when there should be new members of the elite in government across Nigeria. Probity has remained a... Read more
It was the United States of America that first joined Nigerian civil society organisations, professional associations and related groups to call for swift resolution of the suspension of the... Read more
There is no section of the 1999 Constitution of Nigeria which mentions the word suspension as for that to have been an option for President Buhari in handling Justice Onnoghen’s alleged asse... Read more
Questions reflecting differing interpretations are greeting the suspension of Justice Walter Onnoghen, the Chief Justice of Nigeria, (CJN) earlier today by President Buhari on the strength o... Read more
Saleh Ibrahim Bature, the author of this piece, introduced himself as an Acting Director and North East Zonal Coordinator of National Gallary of Art. He also sent his phone number along with... Read more
The perceived virtual collapse of the university system in Nigeria was the subject of a 7-hour contentious conversation among key stakeholders in Abuja today. The assemblage happened to capt... Read more
The pictures of the gentleman and his queen were still not available as at press time but the strong sense of cultural identity enveloping the world in general and Nigeria in particular now... Read more
Justice Walter Onnoghen is in the news. But it is not the judge himself. Rather, it is the Nigerian elite. Let’s take a tour of this elite, starting with its handling of Onnoghen... Read more
At a time of sensational articulation of private enterprise as Nigeria’s way out of woes, it is important that an intervention such as this talk below is further circulated beyond an elite n... Read more
“Of Wailers and Hailers of the Nigerian Space: A Roundtable” is the topic of a high profile conversation at the University of Ibadan, (UI) in Nigeria coming up January 22nd, 2019... Read more
