It has all the fluidity of the typical postmodern event. Fluidity is how we can understand how an event staged to mark the 50th birthday of Madam turned into a high emotional breakdown into... Read more
By Katarina Zimmer This piece originally published by the BBC (www.bbc.com) has this rider: The fungi within our bodies may have a much greater effect on our health than we’ve long giv... Read more
By Adagbo Onoja It is unlikely that anyone ever thought of Prof Jonah Isawa Elaigwu and Chief Audu Ogbeh dying within a space of less than three weeks of each other. Prof Elaigwu died on Jul... Read more
By Christopher Piwuna* The Minister of Education, Dr. Tunji Alausa, was recently quoted to have declared that “not again ever in this country will ASUU or tertiary institutions, trade unions... Read more
The 2025 African Women’s Day may have passed but not its celebration, what with an impending gender legislation that could send a very civilised message on a global scale from Nigeria as ag... Read more
The festival of Pan-African solidarity triggered by Prof Okello Oculi’s death July 26th, 2025 raged on Thursday July 31st, 2025 with another condolence visit to the family. This time, ... Read more
Unherd columnist, Thomas Fazi thinks so in this piece which has a sort of a rider: He is becoming a liability. Reflect on the piece! As uneventful diplomatic talks in Istanbul wrapped up wit... Read more
By Prof Gani Yoroms Sometimes in March 2024 or there about, Prof Okello Oculi found himself in Bingham University, Karu where he was asking how prepared the university was in terms of establ... Read more
There is now a firm guarantee that what most occupied the late former Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria academic, Prof Okello Oculi would be preserved. The guarantee is the highlight of a condo... Read more
Populism is under attack throughout the world because of their parochialism and bigotry. But that’s right-wing populism. Nothing is wrong with radical or Left-wing populism, from Latin... Read more
