By Mike Kebonkwu Esq I saw a sarcastic post on my wall, one of those mischievous posts, that ‘Nigeria is 61 years old and has reached the age of retirement’. Even though I am not exactly a... Read more
Literary enthusiasts in and around Abuja based Veritas University are in ecstatic mood ahead of the visit of a torchbearer of the poetic imagination, Professor Tanure Ojaide to the universi... Read more
In time of crisis of the magnitude Nigeria is experiencing, party ideologues and publicists ought to be the frontier heroes. Comrade Salihu Lukman’s attempt to subject position the All Progr... Read more
This book presents a problem for any reviewer: focus on the subject matter of the book or first draw out the equally compelling features that gives the book its multidimensional character? O... Read more
The drumbeat for a Benue State governor of Idoma identity is getting louder and louder, three full years before the 2023 General Elections. Three years is still a long time in politics but f... Read more
The Emir of Kano stool is, unarguably, the most entrenched one in the space of traditional authority in Northern Nigeria. It oozes Kano itself in terms of flamboyance and wealth that defines... Read more
In April 2019 when the programme of activities for the Quarter just ended in MacArthur Foundation supported and CITAD administered engagement with corruption was drawn up, the Diary of Niger... Read more
The debate on restructuring Nigeria might be getting more complicated as the radical community of activists enter the arena, saying that the search for the truth about Nigeria is not the mon... Read more
Enhanced by working closely with Liman Ciroma in a research programme to which his seniors in academia dragged him and where he listened to the old man’s rich repertoire of the dynamism of t... Read more
Can Trump still make America great while simultaneously pointing accusing fingers at China, renewing sanctions against Russia and Iran, virtually at war with North Korea and insulting Africa... Read more
