This piece is too long to subject readers to during any holidays but Intervention would argue that it is about the holidays itself and therefore worth reproducing from where it was originall... Read more
The Northern Senators Forum (NOSEF) at the 10th National Assembly has taken a categorically disapproving position against the latest wave of killings in Plateau State, calling it ‘recent tra... Read more
Just as there is to be a sigh of relief about killings especially in Benue State, Plateau and Southern Kaduna, then came the news of the killing of about 80 persons in Bokkos and Barakin Lad... Read more
Reflections on the Work of the Presidential Economic Advisory Council (PEAC) By Dr. Muhammad Sagagi Fixing the Nigerian economy was arguably PMB’s toughest challenge. The Buhari economic yea... Read more
It was a joyous but also painful evening. Joyous because junior brothers, grandchildren, in-laws and friends of the family gathered to celebrate a remarkable individual at 85. Painful becaus... Read more
This is an essay that Intervention must publish simply because Butler is a social theorist. Though disagreeable to some critics, theorists of her stature and exertions are hard to come by in... Read more
Predictably, Bayero University, Kano (BUK)’s Prof Attahiru Jega’s clarion call for restructuring of Nigeria is echoing far and wider than Bauchi where he was speaking. The Nigeri... Read more
An investment in a ‘career’ of dissidence can produce an explosive outcome because political parties, governments, caucuses and all such centres of power detest being openly criticised by in... Read more
Might a new theatre of judicial contestation beyond Kano be opening in Nigeria, this time over the governorship of Enugu State? This question becomes inevitable following a distinction betwe... Read more
“Liberal Democracy: Limitations and Its Pitfalls in Africa” is the topic of the rescheduled Panel 3 of the First Seminar Series on Nigeria’s Democracy under the theme... Read more
