Power Game
Introducing a Series A book is as good as what its readers, particularly reviewers and critics, make of it. For, in the Roland Barthes’ wilderness, the author ‘dies’ as soon as s/he is done... Read more
South African labour fronts have said violence against immigrants in the country is not the way to go. The fronts presented their joint position at a June 17th, 2026 media outing, the conten... Read more
There is a sense in which the Inter-Press Service story below which is already in circulation is striking. Its interpretation will vary, depending on each reader but most readers will take a... Read more
We are a group of concerned Nigerians, alarmed at increasing threats to the Nigerian Nation and desirous of sharing our concerns with fellow citizens. Our assessment of the state of the Nati... Read more
In one sentence, a scholar of peace is saying that Nigeria cannot experience peace if it continues with its attitude of sweeping things under the carpet rather than thorough scrutiny and jus... Read more
By Chris Kwaja, Ph.D., fspsp Introduction The sea has always been central to Nigeria’s economic prosperity and national security. With over 850 kilometres of coastline, vast offshore o... Read more
US president, Donald Trump has gone to Beijing and back. One newspaper in Asia has called much of the trip banal. Another one, this time in the UK, says Xi Jinping is the winner on all count... Read more
As at today, May 14th, 2026, the Island nation of Cuba is on the verge of crashing out of existence, no thanks to a US blockage, the details of which emerge in this story by The Guardian (UK... Read more
It is the kind of activity International Relations was initially defined to be about: “a small number of big and important things” around the world, to use Kenneth Waltz’s expression. Not fo... Read more
The idea of State Police in Nigeria has come under fire again. Tampering with historical structures of which the Nigeria Police is an example without proper understanding could be detrimenta... Read more
