Governance
Intervention first published this piece on June 28th, 2020, two and half years ago. It is being republished without any editing, believing that its inference that Asiwaju Bola Tinubu could b... Read more
“We often hear politicians talk about fighting corruption, improving the efficiency of public-facing institutions etc. It’s all talk. The sad reality is that these agencies are deliberately... Read more
It may be a digital world but it is still not possible for everyone to be a witness to the successful coup academia and other managers of meaning in Nigeria have staged in the celebration of... Read more
It is election time in Nigeria and standpoints are varied as in this view below: By Mike Kebonkwu Esq The dominant national discourse and conversation until May 29th, 2023 would be the presi... Read more
Nobody can predict what would come out of this major event from the UNN. It is probably best to wait to consume it. For, each of the variables involved – Achebe, the Novel and Postcolo... Read more
Is the Peter Obi presidential project as fragile as to be hypersensitive to criticism and such that any criticism of him makes the critic vulnerable to mobilisation of collective anger and h... Read more
By Mike Kebonkwu Thank goodness, the protracted strike by the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has ended(???) after eight agonizing months for parents and students alike and relie... Read more
Foremost Nigerian political scientist, Prof Adigun Agbaje has been reported kidnapped. How it happened and where are still out of details but the news of the professor’s fall into the... Read more
The struggle for what Thabo Mbeki calls “the ownership of the African story” appears to be taking a more pleasant turn under digital capitalism. Dr. Yusuf Bangura took time to watch what he... Read more
By Guy Stevenson One of the many slogans to come out of the culture war in the 1960s, ‘the personal is political’ best defines our own. The past six years of British and American politics ha... Read more
