By Adagbo Onoja Technology, argued Professor Isawa Elaigwu in a recent interview with this newspaper, will take Africa out of its present stretch. In the muted follow up to that interview he... Read more
It was a case of the Sardauna of Sokoto and only Premier of the defunct Northern Nigeria is dead but long live the Sardauna last Thursday at the 11th Annual Lecture of the Federal Rad... Read more
The judiciary in Nigeria is turning out to be a more interesting battleground in the anti-corruption war than even the arena of governance/politicians. The delicate issues in that flank show... Read more
Raiding the house of judges by operatives of state security has, naturally, transformed into a major national controversy. While many seem to agree that some elements in the judiciary are si... Read more
The real battle for the soul of Nigeria has commenced with the sharp division between those for sale of national assets as an economic recovery strategy and those opposed to it. This divisio... Read more
By Jeff Rudin Mention the word Eskom and the standard response, once the eye-rolling and hair pulling is over, is near-unanimous cries of “restructure the monopoly! Break it up! Involve the... Read more
Plagiarism can easily occur. Academics who mark essays can detect several categories of it, decided on whether intentional or otherwise. In all cases, it is a very, very serious infraction,... Read more
Muhammadu Sanusi 11, the Emir of Kano’s inference about the Buhari regime ending up in the same unflattering and messy manner the Goodluck Jonathan regime ended has set tongues wagging about... Read more
Popular geopolitics studies the sense of the world conveyed in popular culture such as the media, cinema, arts generally and now the internet. The sense of the world conveyed in these platfo... Read more
