August 02, 2026
  • People in Action
  • Bookspace
  • De-Escalation
  • Flashback
  • World From Africa
  • Spectacle
  • Governance
  • People in Action
  • Bookspace
  • De-Escalation
  • Flashback
  • World From Africa
  • Spectacle
  • Governance
Intervention Intervention
  • People in Action
  • Bookspace
  • De-Escalation
  • Flashback
  • World From Africa
  • Spectacle
  • Governance
Menu
  • People in Action
  • Bookspace
  • De-Escalation
  • Flashback
  • World From Africa
  • Spectacle
  • Governance
loading...
Storylines
  • Nigerian Left Commences Writing the Struggle 
  • Strategically Reading Beijing’s Mindset in China’s Blue Book Series
  • Senator Jonah David Jang, an Extraordinary Statesman, is 80
  • A Hilarious Touch to Elder Jonah David Jang @ 80
  • Rosa Luxemburg Foundation’s Empowerment Push for Creative Writers in Abuja Schools
  • Isn’t Nigeria Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea in 2027?
  • Rethinking Nigeria’s Security Architecture Through the State Police Debate
  • Why an Abuja Symposium in Honour of Dr Segun Osoba?
  • Nigeria is Dying, Activists Fume
  • Tribute to Prof Akinwande Bolaji Akinyemi, Just Honoured in NSIA
Home 'Forward to the past'

Is Buhari Necessary for Jagaban’s ‘Forward to the Past’ in 2023?

Posted By: adminon: February 03, 2023In: GovernanceTags: 'Forward to the past', Abiola scenario, Atiku Abubakar, Lion of BourdillionNo CommentsViews:
Is Buhari Necessary for Jagaban’s ‘Forward to the Past’ in 2023?

Intervention first published this piece on June 28th, 2020, two and half years ago. It is being republished without any editing, believing that its inference that Asiwaju Bola Tinubu could b... Read more

Share 0
Tweet
Share 0

Is Buhari Necessary for Jagaban’s ‘Forward to the Past’ in 2023?

Posted By: adminon: June 28, 2020In: GovernanceTags: 'Forward to the past', Abiola scenario, Atiku Abubakar, Lion of Bourdillion1 CommentViews:
Is Buhari Necessary for Jagaban’s ‘Forward to the Past’ in 2023?

Is it not possible that pundits are missing the signs of a ‘forward to the past’ in the politics of the man popularly called the Lion of Bourdillion? Politics hardly follow a linear trajecto... Read more

Share 0
Tweet
Share 0

Recent Posts

Nigerian Left Commences Writing the Struggle 
Nigerian Left Commences Writing the Struggle 

Nigerian Left Commences Writing the Struggle 

August 02, 2026
Strategically Reading Beijing's Mindset in China's Blue Book Series
Strategically Reading Beijing's Mindset in China's Blue Book Series

Strategically Reading Beijing’s Mindset in China’s Blue Book Series

August 02, 2026
Senator Jonah David Jang, an Extraordinary Statesman, is 80
Senator Jonah David Jang, an Extraordinary Statesman, is 80

Senator Jonah David Jang, an Extraordinary Statesman, is 80

July 31, 2026
A Hilarious Touch to Elder Jonah David Jang @ 80
A Hilarious Touch to Elder Jonah David Jang @ 80

A Hilarious Touch to Elder Jonah David Jang @ 80

July 31, 2026
Rosa Luxemburg Foundation’s Empowerment Push for Creative Writers in Abuja Schools
Rosa Luxemburg Foundation’s Empowerment Push for Creative Writers in Abuja Schools

Rosa Luxemburg Foundation’s Empowerment Push for Creative Writers in Abuja Schools

July 29, 2026

Intervention Timeline

My Tweets

Posts In Pictures

  • The Coming Women Take Over of Power Globally
  • World Aids Day @ Intervention:
  • What We Told President Buhari
  • Witness to the Wedding of Ra’ida Abdulqadir, the Conqueror
  • Blood and Greed: How Kenya and Uganda are cashing in on Death and Plunder in South Sudan
  • Global Silence Greets Church and Bank of England’s Shocking Details and Punishment of Rank Slave Dealers
  • See Where Intervention Stands in Global Journalism
  • A Nigerian Challenges Nigeria
  • Violence Flares Up in Benue State Again
  • American University of Nigeria Anchors Canada-Funded Research on Boko Haram
  • Editorial: Breaking the National Security Stalemate
  • INEC, Scholars and Activists Pour Out for Prof Abubakar Momoh Again

Facebook Timeline

Facebook Timeline

Info

Office Address: Suite 4, Abuja Shopping Complex, Area 3, Garki-Abuja

Phone:
+2348133033042

(c) 2017-19 Intervention.ng

  • People in Action
  • Bookspace
  • De-Escalation
  • Flashback
  • World From Africa
  • Spectacle
  • Governance
Desktop Version Mobile Version