The Call to Bar ceremony for the Nigerian Law School for 2026 has come and gone but not some of the pictures that gives us an insight to the faces in the judicial establishment in Nigeria to... Read more
Otukpo, one of the two most urbanised townships in Benue State of Nigeria has been blocked off the country. Protesters have closed entry into as well as exit from the town. Not even Mister C... Read more
By Chris Kwaja Context Banditry and kidnapping have become major security challenges in Nigeria’s North-West, particularly in Zamfara State. Upon assumption in office, May 2023, Govern... Read more
I do not remember who uttered the words serving as headline for this story but it aggregated all the elements the event brought into view: the reality of Fortune Ochiga’s call to the B... Read more
It must be part of the mysteries of powerhouse Nigeria that there has not been an active platform of scholars of the involving discipline of International Relations for years now. Well, that... Read more
By Moses E. Ochonu The recent rhetoric of micro-entrepreneurship advanced by Nigeria’s first lady, Senator Oluremi Tinubu, harks back to longstanding assumptions about poverty in Africa whil... Read more
Like every other ethnic minority in the world, the Idoma feel vulnerable. This comes to the fore in their individual and collective selfs, especially now when, for the first time since inde... Read more
Gani Yoroms & Femi Melefa. 2025. Intellection and Global Governance: A Festschrift for Tunde Adeniran. Ibadan: Kraft Books Limited. 561 pages, price: $45 The intellectual ritual of cele... Read more
How is Nigeria materialising itself in a turbulent, disordered world? This is not a theme on which there is a consensus among Nigerians and others interested in Nigeria. Intervention can now... Read more
The turbanning of former President of the Nigerian Bar Association, A B Mahmoud, as Garkuwan Kano has come and gone but not all the pictures from the event. Apart from pictures of the known... Read more
