Transnational Security Challenges
It is emerging that Ebola virus might have capacity to hibernate and return for a second round of infection. According to the New York Times, Scientists seem to conclude that someone who was... Read more
For the crime of corruption and abuse of office, former president of France, Nicholas Sarkozy, will be turning around the famous phrase, “From Prison to Power”. Unlike Nelson Mandela, his is... Read more
In addition to banditry, kidnapping and generalised insecurity, the magnitude of corruption in Nigeria is back in the news with the 2020 corruption perception index ranking the country worse... Read more
A Radio France International report on how journalists in Africa fared across the continent shows it had been no less tense and turbulent for even them. The report released yesterday shows t... Read more
If any evidences were needed that the current wave of Covid-19 infections mean business, there are now plenty of such. Apart from the dramatic loss of General Olubunmi Irefin and Mr. Sam Nda... Read more
This is a long piece but an inviting piece on the heartbeat of digital capitalism written and published by The Atlantic which is where explosive stories on Facebook have made it. This is ano... Read more
The death of Sam Nda-Isaiah, publisher of Leadership newspapers, provokes this question: did Covid-19 make everyone relax only to strike back? By his combative nature, only Covid-19 could st... Read more
The Nigerian military appears to be diversifying its response to Amnesty International’s oversight on its counter-insurgency tactics in the Northeast. Responding to an Amnesty report Monday... Read more
Sometimes, the social media, more quickly than any other media sites, have a way of graphically capturing a slice of reality. A good example would be this one about how there came to be vacc... Read more





















