No one knows yet whether Gerard Toal (O’Tuathail)’s new book will beat Robert Kaplan’s The Coming Anarchy but, irrespective of what happens, it will be a major book in 2024... Read more
The Bristol (UK) based E-IR has accepted and published this piece “Africa + 1: Stepping Back from a Costly Pragmatism”. The article is basically a critical engagement with the decision... Read more
Marxist – Leninists in Nigeria appear to be among the first set of the faithful across the world to announce a programme of commemoration of the centenary of the passing of Vladimir Le... Read more
Nigeria is again, caught in a deep and troubling state of affairs, spanning a thick judicial tussle; a severe crisis of cost of living, violent forms of accumulation such as violent extracti... Read more
Nigeria is plugging into global health governance with the case for the declaration of Noma disease as one of the Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTD) by the World Health Organisation (WHO). Ni... Read more
“All these clamours aim at redress. But a clamour made merely at rendering the people discontented with their situation, without an endeavour to give them a practical remedy, is indeed one o... Read more
By Ambassador Usman Sarki Certain principles and constructs may be immutable when it comes to the affairs of nations. However, nations constantly reinvent themselves or seek to revamp their... Read more
By Adagbo Onoja The conversation with Prof Chimalum Nwankwo was to have been no more than the fleeting ritual of two acquainted souls. How it graduated to an interview is the mystery about w... Read more
Are you puzzled by anything about the relationship that exists or should exist between social science and sustainable development in the African context? Or, do you think there are things in... Read more
When one looks at some of the criteria used in most of the ranking exercises, one could say it is not for African universities. A criterion such as the international character of a faculty o... Read more
