By Igomu Joseph Augustine (PhD) The Catholic Church, in her wisdom and guided by the Holy Spirit, convened and opened the Second Session of the Synod on “Synodality”. The on-going event in R... Read more
In a different review of this same book, the title is They know I know Everything. It carries two riders or what can be considered as such. The rider, properly speaking, is, “My life in the... Read more
By Elias Ngalame Scientists, researchers and academics are arguing the case for better research on climate change in Africa, pointing out how improved knowledge and investments in early war... Read more
By Hassan A. Saliu Prof. Tenuche, the Vice Chancellor of Prince Audu Abubakar University, Anyigba, turns 65 this year. I first came in contact her in Zaria in 2001 when I went to there to ex... Read more
By Prof Festus Iyayi It is another independence anniversary and time to turn to Prof Festus Iyayi for an idea of what and where Nigeria should be by now and whose responsibility it is to tak... Read more
Prof Hassan A. Saliu In 1960, when Nigeria gained what some have described as flag independence, reflective of the nature of its relationship with major western countries, there was jubilati... Read more
Reproduced from The New Yorker is this interesting expository on what AI could do to the pharmaceutical industry. The reproduction is minus the graphics and pictures. By Dhruv Khullar Early... Read more
By Afeez Bolaji Might Nigeria’s secret police – the Department of State Security aka DSS – be holding a Nigerian academic in connection with the August 2024 #EndBadGovernance protest? This i... Read more
The Nigerian Political Science Association (NPSA) says Nigeria is down because it is operating liberal democracy that is unsuitable due to its underlying economic philosophy which the countr... Read more
Ahead of off-cycle governorship elections in Nigeria’s Edo and Ondo states, the Abuja based Initiative for Research, Innovation and Advocacy in Development (IRIAD) and The Electoral Hub are... Read more
