President Buhari has just pulled a dash to the Boko Haram war front, an imaginative move that infuses a more powerful meaning to what would have otherwise been a totally dull Independence an... Read more
Under its year-long focus on homelessness in the Western US, The Guardian (in the UK) provides a narrative of what some Adjunct professors in America resort to in response to a life of low p... Read more
Having observed the ethnicisation of the struggle for the soul of Nigeria to their chagrin, veterans of the radical tradition seem sufficiently angry to enter the arena. While some are massi... Read more
Nigeria is 57 years old today. Today marks an important day because of its historical symbolism but it is doubtful if more than 5% of Nigerians are happy about the country. Nigeria is certai... Read more
The debate on restructuring Nigeria might be getting more complicated as the radical community of activists enter the arena, saying that the search for the truth about Nigeria is not the mon... Read more
Below is an unedited text of claims by Dr Idris Ahmed of the Citizens United for Peace and Stability, (CUPS), that the British Government blocked him from Nigeria’s Information Minister rega... Read more
The United States Institute of Peace, (USIP) is once again at the centre of conflict management by throwing up the major issue of how communities, unarmed and non-violently, stand up to arme... Read more
Media scholars and activists who are still up and doing even as academia is in disarray in much of Africa have another opportunity to beef themselves up. A major symposium on “The Relationsh... Read more
News Express and Africa Today Raise the Stakes on Media and the Public Sphere in Nigeria Two Nigerian media houses are raising the stakes in media and the public sphere in a space of weeks.... Read more
