A Yaoundé based think tank is cautioning Nigeria on implications for internal security in Nigeria and Cameroon as well as bilateral relations from the handling of Cameroonian separatists bei... Read more
The battle against the phenomenon of hate speeches might be taking a new turn in Nigeria shortly with the planned launching of the voluntary campaign declaration on hate speech. Not only are... Read more
Written by Robin Denselow and published in The Guardian in the UK (Jan 23rd, 2018) as “Hugh Masekela Obituary” with a rider “Trumpeter and singer-songwriter who was a pioneer of jazz in Sout... Read more
Was President Muhammadu Buhari too overwhelmed to do anything about it or didn’t care a hoot or even took it as what God had ordained to pass? For, there is no way he would not have anticipa... Read more
Before the rupturous re-entry of Chief Olusegun Obasanjo, the High Priest of ‘red card’ in Nigerian politics, to issue President Muhammadu Buhari quit notice via a more than damning testimon... Read more
It is beginning to look impossible to argue that power is not lying on the ground to be picked in 2019 by any brave warrior whom fortune might favour. With three poisonous arrows delivered a... Read more
By Otive Igbuzor, PhD It has been recognised that the budget is one of the most important instrument for the development of any modern state. It can be argued that it is only through the ins... Read more
By Kole Shettima[i] The Board of Directors of the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation said it was difficult to choose a single recipient in its global competition for a $100 millio... Read more
There is a new voice in the market place of ideas about why there is violence in the Middle Belt region of Nigeria, particularly Benue State and what is to be done about it. This new voice i... Read more
Civil Society intervention in managing the aftermath of killings around contestation over land between herders and farmers in the Middle Belt region of Nigeria is gathering space. Earlier to... Read more
