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
By Dr Yusuf Bangura I would like to start by thanking Alhaji, Junior, Adama, Daddy and the rest of the Bangura family for organising this memorial and birthday celebration event. I’m... Read more
The internet, aka ‘World Wide Wonderland’ is, unarguably, where to get a better feel of Nigeria in global space for anyone in search of such. There, it is served raw and point bl... Read more
By Chris Kwaja, Ph.D. Framing the Discourse The Postgraduate Medical College Fellow’s Association is billed to host its 2024 annual conference in Port Harcourt, September 15th – 21st,... Read more
Those who are able to finish reading this piece published originally in The New Yorker may no longer be surprised why Henry Kissinger once wondered why it ever occurred to anyone that a Rona... Read more
A University World News report suggests that things might no longer be at ease for the discipline of Political Science in Hong Kong in particular but also across Chinese academies. It is sti... Read more
