In what appears an electoral variant of what some International Relations scholars call ‘acute strategic overstretch’, incumbent president of Nigeria, Muhammadu Buhari is stepping out on a p... Read more
Mercenaries or soldiers of fortune fighting wars on the African continent either on hire or in support of a particular ideology cum interest had better prepare for tougher times as Dr. Chris... Read more
The reality of a band of killers roaming freely beyond 24 hours in any country today automatically implicates any president or prime minister anywhere in the world. President Buhari has rema... Read more
Their names have been in the news but the formal ceremony only took place last Sunday in Dubai. They did not make the Top Ten finalists for the Global Teachers Prize, not to talk of being th... Read more
There is relief that the Dapchi girls are back, save the four that did not return but there is also a lot of thinking aloud that it was all a stunt, something stage managed. The question is... Read more
The United States Embassy in Accra has been reported on many online platforms denying that the country has secured permission to establish a military base in Ghana. The Embassy statement whi... Read more
By Nic Cheeseman A Professor of Democracy at the University of Birmingham and Democracy in Africa, (DiA)’s Resource Person, Nic Cheeseman deconstructs the anti-climax called the reconciliati... Read more
There is dialectic to democracy: the time of its highest purchase globally is also the time of great difficulty in determining when it is democratic. There is nowhere as the African continen... Read more
The video below is of robots at work at a Mercedes factory in Stuttgart in Germany. Intervention has captioned it as “From ‘Men @ work’ to ‘Robots @ work’ at a Mercedes factory in Stut... Read more
Nigeria’s premier university, the University of Ibadan, (UI) is standing up to be counted on a global scale in the highly contested realm of negotiating border management in North-South rela... Read more
