Amnesty International Versus the Nigerian Military For the umpteenth time, Amnesty International and the Nigerian military are crossing words in very antagonistic terms. Is this a case of a... Read more
Is the Beaten Track Beaten? In 1999, General Olusegun Obasanjo became the president of Nigeria against the background of a highly fragmented or a deeply divided country. June 12 politics mad... Read more
Calm and Reconcile Nigeria Instead For the third time in four months, (See “Buhari’s Only Way Out, October 21st, 2016; “OBJ Vs Buhari: One Way Out of a Historical Conflict, November 28th, 20... Read more
Nigeria Needs to be Rediscovered, says Barrister Onyeisi Chiemeke, radical Lagos lawyer and author In this short but evocative interview, radical Lagos lawyer and an author reveals the minds... Read more
Agatu Peace Process Risks a Violent Turn Agatu, the communal site of herdsmen violence in Benue State of Nigeria in February 2016 is not boiling now but witnessing a flurry of activities wit... Read more
Trump Marks the End of a Cycle By Roberto Savio* This piece may look academic but it is actually about the day-day issue of survival of everyone in the world. Power is the decisive element... Read more
So, Who Has Won the Buhari/Obama Debate on Strong Leaders Versus Strong Institutions in Africa? Many Nigerians would not have forgotten the sharp exchange on ‘Strong leader Versus Strong Ins... Read more
“Eke-Ojapo Road Construction is ‘Edumoga Moment’”, Elite Alert Local Politicians, Police, ‘Cultists’, Criminals and Trouble Makers Ahead of the commencement of construction work next week on... Read more
Do These Equatorial Guinea Pictures Reprimand Or Recommend Nigeria? These pictures are by no means exclusive to Intervention. They are part of the stuff floating on the worldwide wonderland... Read more
Nigerian Nuclear Regulatory Authority Confronts Nuclear Energy Paradox By Adagbo ONOJA Nuclear energy is a paradox in that its many benefits are overshadowed by the baggage of the nuclear bo... Read more
