Left to the landmark judgment of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda in December 2003, the matter of responsibility for media content and, by implication, hate speech would be con... Read more
A Minister who served in former President Olusegun Obasanjo’s first term before becoming an adviser to the then president has rejected the distinction between domestic and foreign debt as a... Read more
It turned out an anti-climax at the end of the day. Mr Bashir Makama, the Benue State Commissioner of Police did not visit violence torn town of Ugbokolo eventually as scheduled. The visit h... Read more
The Benue State Commissioner for Police, Bashir Makama, is on his way on a visit to violence torn town of Ugbokolo where no less than 18 persons have been shot to death in nightly raids by s... Read more
It reminds of the interesting claim early in the 21st century that “Media power is one of the most outstanding conundrums of contemporary era public discourse in that we still cannot account... Read more
Violence in and around the Benue Polytechnic town of Ugbokolo has further escalated with the shooting to death last night of Mister Ambrose Aba, a prominent local politician. He was killed b... Read more
Once again, it is time to memorialise the late Dr Tajudeen Abdul-Raheem, the go-getting, multi-faceted Nigerian activist who died in a car crash in Kenya in 2009. All roads would be leading... Read more
A Development economist and a constructive critic of Intervention has faulted the platform’s story yesterday, (See “Is Debt Moratorium on the Table in the Turbulence of Negotiating Buhari’s... Read more
Fearful of the public being overwhelmed by panic, the government says the Nigerian Centre for Disease Control is not only on ground but fully equipped to battle Ebola in tandem with the slog... Read more
It was not only Prof Attahiru Jega, the immediate past chairperson of Nigeria’s Independent National Electoral Commission, (INEC) who agonised over the issue at the occasion. Everyone else i... Read more
