Nigeria has just restored the teaching of History in schools, five years after it was taken off in favour of Civics. The decision was the outcome of pressures, pressure informed by a belief... Read more
There are instances of language use in Nigeria that would raise the alarm bell anywhere in much of Europe and North America. Is it then the case that Nigerians have internalized and neutrali... Read more
It is the 56th year of Nigeria’s independence today and political leaders are assuring of an end to the economic recession the country is going through. In spite of open hiccups within the r... Read more
It was a bad day yesterday in the Senate for protagonists of sale of state assets as exit strategy from the current recession. Major interventions on the proposals to that effect did not agr... Read more
Popular geopolitics studies the sense of the world conveyed in popular culture such as the media, cinema, arts generally and now the internet. The sense of the world conveyed in these platfo... Read more
Those who argue that, ultimately, the economy determines everything got the upper hand this week when Nigeria’s economic recession took over the Sallah message of political leaders th... Read more
The relationship between Nigeria’s President, Muhammadu Buhari and Bukola Saraki, the country’s Senate President appear to have shifted from the phase of winner or loser to the win-win phase... Read more
The politics of 2019 is in the air. It can even be felt, beginning, again, with former President Obasanjo’s denial of the story that he had advised President Buhari against contesting in 201... Read more
Sitting down with Hajia Inna Ciroma for an hour or so on Sunday, August 28th, 2016 turned out very fulfilling, journalistically. She is not the type you ask a question and starts to fidget i... Read more
By Adagbo ONOJA “IF A Martian were to land on earth and be asked, based on effort put into spiffing itself up, which city was the Olympic host this year, there is a good chance it would gue... Read more
