By Ibrahim Lawal Ahmed From January 21st-24th, the World Economic Forum (WEF) met in Davos, marking and celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the meeting. Over 3000 big shots in international... Read more
August 5th, 2019 has come and gone in Nigeria without an outpouring anywhere comparable to Tahrir Square in Cairo, Egypt in 2011. But, why might that have been the case? Intervention has alr... Read more
Activists of the Coalition for Revolution, (CORE) in Nigeria have managed to displace or push to lesser media prominence the exploits of bandits, Boko Haram terrorists and kidnappers. For th... Read more
There can be nothing about the fanfare around the public presentation yesterday of Testimony to Courage, a book on Dapo Olorunyomi that might not be justified. Dr. Chidi Odinkalu, the book r... Read more
This is the fifth and last in the series of interpretive data on the question of how power might shape probity after the 2019 elections. Compiled within a MacArthur Foundation gaze on the ‘r... Read more
Before the drama ended, no less than a dozen African trade union centres were up in arms to free him from the jaws of power at the International Airport in Harare where he was being detained... Read more
It is the sort of nightmare Nigerians would have thought belongs only to those days gone by. But, by the time the president was said to have ordered the military to end the siege, it had bee... Read more
He took his bow at a time Nigeria is loudly silent enough to take note of his exit. The country is not going through any of its usual controversies by November 30th to December 1st, 2018 whe... Read more
Dr. Mohammad Dahiru Aminu provides an insight into the just published PhD thesis of the late Mahmud Modibbo Tukur, late National President of the Academic Staff Union of Universities, (ASUU)... Read more
Baring last minute trade off, Nigeria may experience a lock down tomorrow additional to several flash points across the country. The Federal Government and the leading central labour organis... Read more
