By Chris Kwaja Introduction: The international order is no longer merely changing; it is fracturing. The assumptions that underpinned the post-Cold War era—economic globalization, liberal in... Read more
A concerned, angry but defiant ensemble of radical activists has declared Nigeria a dying entity. Speaker after speaker at the Second symposium marking the burial of Dr. Segun Samuel Osoba,... Read more
By Chris Kwaja Introduction The 69th Ordinary Session of the Authority of Heads of State and Government of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) was held on July 19th, 2026 ... Read more
For sure, the Communique which emerged from the July 16th, 2026 Conference on 40 Years of SAP in Nigeria is now a collective effort but it had an agentian push. And the agency is none other... Read more
By Moses E. Ochonu The recent rhetoric of micro-entrepreneurship advanced by Nigeria’s first lady, Senator Oluremi Tinubu, harks back to longstanding assumptions about poverty in Africa whil... Read more
By Adagbo Onoja What is clear is that 2025 is not done with us human beings, yet. Within a week, the tribe of radical voices has lost three of theirs: Abubakar Sokoto Mohammed, Adamu Baike a... Read more
It is just two African countries out of over 50 others – Kenya and Nigeria – that are exploding for reasons that, in the last instance, stem from disciplinary neoliberalism supe... Read more
Prof Etannibi Alemika is easily one of the most sophisticated of their generation of Nigerian academics. He obtained his first and second degrees at the University of Ibadan under intellectu... Read more
Nigerians are believed to have been shocked beyond shockability in their encounter with nation building. But even then the set of members of the NYSC somewhere in the country who didn’... Read more
For a Department which offered a radically contingent statement privileging knowledge and (global) power in the study of History, the story of the Department of History at the Ahmadu Bello U... Read more
