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Boko Haram in the Context of Nigeria’s Gen Murtala Mohammed

Posted By: adminon: February 14, 2017In: De-EscalationTags: 'Africa Has Come of Age', Aisha Mohammed-Oyebode, Ali Modu Sherrif, BOKO HARAM, Conspiracy theories and the Praxis of Inaction, Gamel Abdel Nasser, General Olusegun Obasanjo, General Yakubu Gowon, Murtala Mohammed, President Goodluck JonathanNo CommentsViews:

Boko Haram in the Context of Nigeria’s Gen Murtala Mohammed By Kashim Shettima The Borno State governor in north eastern Nigeria delivered an over 5000 words keynote address at the 2017 Mur... Read more

See Where Intervention Stands in Global Journalism

Posted By: adminon: February 11, 2017In: FlashbackTags: 'Diverted Mandate', Analytical Journalism, BOKO HARAM, Financial Times, Harvard international Review, InterventionNo CommentsViews:

See Where Intervention Stands in Global Journalism Now, everyone can see the global stature of Intervention in analytical journalism: In its January 17th, 2017 Editorial opinion titled “Can... Read more

Can the Labour Movement Rescue Nigeria?

Posted By: adminon: January 27, 2017In: GovernanceTags: Aliko Dangote, ASUU, Ayuba Wabba, BOKO HARAM, Joe Ajaero, NLC, NUPENG, PENGASSAN, Socialists, TUCNo CommentsViews:

Can the Labour Movement Rescue Nigeria? By Andy Wynne Originally published under the title “Mass Strikes in Nigeria: Is Austerity Taking Its Toll?”, this piece provides an incisi... Read more

The Case of a Nursing Father @ A Glance

Posted By: adminon: January 12, 2017In: De-EscalationTags: Biafra, BOKO HARAM, Capitalists, Niger Delta militants, Odua Revivalism, PoliticiansNo CommentsViews:

The Case of a Nursing Father @ A Glance By Amen Uhunmwangho* Creativity is not a property native to both art world and high-technology manufacturing as the digital age has shown. Thus a new... Read more

Is Boko Haram Gasping for Breath or What?

Posted By: adminon: December 11, 2016In: GovernanceTags: BOKO HARAM, Coverage, false security, MIC, MICECNo CommentsViews:

Is Boko Haram Gasping for Breath or What? With a return with vengeance involving a successful strike in Adamawa last Friday and in Maiduguri today, Sunday, Boko Haram compels the question as... Read more

Africa’s is a Crisis of Contested Legitimacy -Tanzanian Opposition Leader’s Interview, Part 2

Posted By: adminon: November 21, 2016In: GovernanceTags: African, BOKO HARAM, Claude Ake, DONALD TRUMP, Europe, GATT, Ghana, Hilary Clinton, John Magufuli, Late Nelson Mandela, Liberia, NATO, Obama, Prof Richard, Professor Mwesiga Baregu, Sierra Leone, Somalia, Tanzania, UNCTAD, USNo CommentsViews:

By Adagbo ONOJA In part 1 of this interview published October 13th, 2016, Professor Mwesiga Baregu, political scientist and a leading opposition figure in Tanzania outlined the basis... Read more

Words and the World

Posted By: adminon: October 20, 2016In: De-EscalationTags: BOKO HARAM, Chibok, President BuhariNo CommentsViews:

“All Nigerians recall, sadly, the night of 14th April 2014, 276 young female Nigerian students were abducted from the Government Secondary School in Chibok, Borno State by Boko Haram. Fort... Read more

Will China Adhere to Its Own Norm Prohibiting Lethal Drone Strikes?

Posted By: adminon: October 14, 2016In: SpectacleTags: Africa, Asia, Beijing, BOKO HARAM, CHINA, Djibouti, DRC, ISR, Jinping, NIGERIA, PLAN, UCAVs, United StatesNo CommentsViews:

Think About It: Chinese drones filling Africa’s skies, watching over Beijing’s interests. By Tobias Burgers and Scott N. Romaniuk for The Diplomat In our previous article, “Is China Establis... Read more

Herdsmen Violence: Fulani Model of Being Biafrans or False Allegation Against a ‘Historically Dominant Minority’?

By Adagbo ONOJA The provocation for this irregular series mapping what each of the dominant cultural identities has brought to the diversity-crisis nexus in Nigeria has already been located... Read more

Some Stalemates to Watch in Nigeria

Posted By: adminon: October 04, 2016In: GovernanceTags: Abacha, BOKO HARAM, Boutros-Ghali, Christian, Clinton, Goodluck Jonathan, Madeline Albright, Mohammed Buhari, Muslim, Niger Delta, olusegun Obasanjo, Professor Bolaji Akinyemi, YaraduaNo CommentsViews:

It is no longer clear whether it is a real story or one of those high class jokes made to taste about a top dog, a country or some event in international politics. But it used to be told a f... Read more