For family members, there is a self-evident reason for joy about this lady getting married: she is not just a graduate, she is an activist in her own right. In a vainglorious society such as... Read more
The witticism of the erstwhile Radio Kaduna Tiv soloist that the dead does not weep his own funeral cannot be over quoted. There is no superior text than it to apply in this case. For, if Ch... Read more
By Adagbo ONOJA But for Facebook, it is doubtful if anyone would ever know when Mallam Yunusa Zakeri Ya’u, aka YZ, clocks an additional year on earth. It is not secretiveness or that b... Read more
By Salihu Mohammed Lukman The Faculty of Arts and Social Science (FASS) at Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria was a beehive of intellectualism in the 1980s. Around that period, relatively young... Read more
It is amazing how two different books, by two different authors at different times end up with a same theme of implosion in each of the left and the right wing ideological establishments in... Read more
Radical Activists Have Abandoned Nigerians At the Political Sea, Says ‘Maradona’ (Part 2) The first part of this interview with Steve Aluko Daniel aka Maradona introduced him as the student... Read more
Radical Activists Have Abandoned Nigerians At the Political Sea, Says ‘Maradona’ (Part 1) His name sent jitters into the mind of vice-chancellors and the security establishment in those days... Read more
Update on Nigerian Activists Lose, Mourn Hassana Garba The sudden death of the distinguished activist, Hassana Garba in Minna December 28th, 2016 brought about an attempt to compile a list o... Read more
Reloading Nigeria’s Risk Baggage in 2017, (Part 2) In Part 1 of this Special Report, Intervention discussed three out of the seven sources of Nigeria’s risk baggage it considers troubling in... Read more
The structural Adjustment Programme, (SAP) which has served as the business model for Nigeria in one form or the other since 1982 has come under critical scrutiny again. Delivering the maide... Read more
