There is a sense in which this book can be understood as an Early Warning even as probably the clumsiest Cold War grammar that Early Warning is. The temptation to regard the book as such wou... Read more
It was an otherwise routine interactive session between leaders of Nigerian political parties and social influencers, (online newspaper editors, publishers, columnists, bloggers, etc). But i... Read more
Isyaku Dikko and Yakubu Aliyu might not have met but they share a same trajectory. Both were academics, then moved into journalism before moving into technocracy. Each has sent a response to... Read more
As politicians consciously and unconsciously caress violent ruptures in Nigeria by the reality they constitute through what they say, it is perhaps the most important thing to get to grips w... Read more
It was a meta-babble of some sort today as top flight professors, Heads of Departments of Mass Communication, legal practitioners, diverse activists and funders ignited an attempt at arrivin... Read more
A Round-table on “Curbing Hate Speech in Nigeria’s Public Space” at Veritas University, Abuja Wednesday turned out to be a dramatic, surprise-filled and stormier one than any other in the pa... Read more
There appears to be no let up in the Nigerian civil society’s siege on the phenomenon of hate speeches which peaked in a week long list of activities thereto last week in Abuja. Now, t... Read more
The Nigeria Union of Journalists, (NUJ), has read what appears to be a riot act on hate speech transmission to its members. NUJ President, Mr Waheed Odusile told an Abuja workshop on hate sp... Read more
Although a research validation exercise has found that online violence targeted at women is real, there are, however, no specific laws against gender violence in Nigeria. This is the challen... Read more
A call has gone out to governments at all levels to, a matter of priority, equip female schools with Information and Communication Technology, (ICT) facilities and internet access as well re... Read more
