Muhammadu Sanusi 11, the Emir of Kano’s inference about the Buhari regime ending up in the same unflattering and messy manner the Goodluck Jonathan regime ended has set tongues wagging about... Read more
Intervention has reproduced this report below from This Is Africa, not so much on the basis of its belief in its veracity or otherwise but the so many issues it raises for and about Africa –... Read more
Popular geopolitics studies the sense of the world conveyed in popular culture such as the media, cinema, arts generally and now the internet. The sense of the world conveyed in these platfo... Read more
To what extent would the government in Nigeria be attacking the unemployment crisis in the country should it adopt the strategy of state farms? State farms could be problematic but could be... Read more
“Tell your colleagues who want Biafra to forget about it. As a military commander, I walked from Degem, a border town between the North and the East to the border between Cameroon and Nigeri... Read more
By Mark Ellyne South Africa is grappling with the possibility of a sovereign downgrade by global credit rating agencies. This will bring unnecessary econom... Read more
Those who argue that, ultimately, the economy determines everything got the upper hand this week when Nigeria’s economic recession took over the Sallah message of political leaders th... Read more
The chaos in the Middle East today is thought to have a clear epicenter: Syria. But as diplomats and policymakers in the United States, Europe, and Russia continue to direct their ene... Read more
The relationship between Nigeria’s President, Muhammadu Buhari and Bukola Saraki, the country’s Senate President appear to have shifted from the phase of winner or loser to the win-win phase... Read more
The picture igniting as well as illustrating this story is that of General Theophilus Yakubu Danjuma arriving Makurdi, the Benue State capital into the welcoming hands of Governor Samuel Ort... Read more
