Philosophy or philosophically framed discussion are not usually the easiest stuff to engage in the best of times. It is worse if it is an interpretation of Hegel’s work, Hegel being one of E... Read more
The Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) as the most trusted national broadcaster in the Pacific would be very interesting, given the diversity involved, particularly indigenous people... Read more
Senator Abdul Ningi has recently been in the eye of the storm. It echoes in this short piece in which an academic replies a pundit. As is typical of Nigeria, nothing escapes the North-South... Read more
Publisher: First Choice Books Year of Publication: 2024 (2nd Edition) Pagination: 313 Reviewer: Sylvester Odion Akhaine Education and Sustainable Development in the 21st Century by Benedict... Read more
Amidst disorienting violence against troops and gory stories of reprisal attacks on communities in Okuama and Igbomotoru communities in Delta and Bayelsa States in Nigeria, the Center for De... Read more
By Abdullah Dan’azumi Golkos The days keep rolling. Year after year, I could still feel the emptiness and the refusal of his memory to fade. It remains evergreen. Even though death has robbe... Read more
By Prof Hassan A. Saliu Prof. Jonah Elaigwu, 76, is one of our elders in the field of Political Science. He obtained his B.Sc in Political Science in 1971 from the Ahmadu Bello University, Z... Read more
By Prof Hassan Saliu The news of the death of Prof. Aja Kpuru-Aja on the 16th of March, 2024 came to me as a rude shock because I never heard of him being indisposed prior to his death. Alth... Read more
By Edwin Naidu Professor Achille Mbembe’s person, scholarship and administrative politics may not be what everyone accepts but very few would be surprised that the Johannesburg based Africa... Read more
By Yusuf Bangura The optimism of the 1990s, which saw a massive rollback of autocratic regimes in favour of electoral democracy, has given way to pessimism about democracy’s continued spread... Read more
