Those in whose hands she grew up would readily recollect when she was querying her dad about the logic of irregular comparisons as a nursery kid. Her father is Mr. Dennis Mordi, the Universi... Read more
By Aminu Habibu Jahun Since the collapse of the Soviet Union and the emergence of the United States as the dominant world power, competitive multi-party democracy triumphed as the ... Read more
By Samuel Ejime Okoh Saturday, May 7th, 2022 was, indeed, a special day for Veritas University, Abuja. Catholic Bishops in West Africa who had their 4th General Assembly meeting in Nigeria’s... Read more
Leading Nigerian gender activist, Ene Ede, is in deep but subdued mourning of her only son, Edoka Onoja who died in cloudy circumstances in the early hours of Wednesday, January 19th, 2022.... Read more
It is a poetic battle group with commitments to literary instrumentalism. We call them a battle group similar to a Carrier/Naval counterpart because they are all practitioners of Literature... Read more
Bwari Area Council in Nigeria’s Federal Capital City is in a psycho-dynamic stasis. The paralysis is coming from the details of an encounter between persons said to be bandits who stormed a... Read more
In keeping with the corporate self-understanding as the medium without an editor exercising absolute control over content, Intervention has not shared much with the tradition of routinised l... Read more
By Victoria Abakpa The commercial landscape of Abuja, Nigeria’s capital city is richer by an additional high profile Supermarket. McRay Supermarket quietly sold off its first item – Alicafe... Read more
Generally, memorialisation is a delicate affair. Who is being remembered, for what, by whom, when and where always has a tendency to trigger all sorts of mood. It could be even more so when... Read more
Northern Nigeria: Humpty Dumpty Or Behemoth in the Pangs of Transformation? Walking away from imprisonment in grand narratives and black boxes, a concept such as northern Nigeria stares ever... Read more
