By Adagbo ONOJA The past two decades have opened up every concepts and theories for contestation. One of such is the concept of borders. Once the definitive feature of sovereignty with a tak... Read more
By Winnie Byanyima I cried my eyes out when I arrived in the UK, a refugee. I remember the policeman at immigration control looking down at me, a lost and... Read more
By Adagbo Onoja It is not the kind of credit anyone would be happy to claim by saying, I told you the Buhari regime would have problem of direction unless bla, bla, bla. But if there... Read more
Presidential aspirants in the United States have turned the bomb blast in New York Saturday evening into a verbal boxing tournament. What for Hilary Clinton is a ‘wait for more information’... Read more
Plagiarism can easily occur. Academics who mark essays can detect several categories of it, decided on whether intentional or otherwise. In all cases, it is a very, very serious infraction,... Read more
More daring, more creative souls than some of us are helping to capture parts of the mass ordeal that is still unfolding around Borno/North Eastern Nigeria. This piece, originally published... Read more
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
