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Inside Stuff: What Abuja Deserves @43, Today by Martins Oloja Even as we lament the state of political anomie in the land today, it is still relevant to...

Soyinka, Atiku and fruits of the poisonous tree By Festus Adedayo In the democracy that Nigeria enjoys today, Nobel Laureate, Professor Wole Soyinka’s contribution is huge and unambiguously...

Grim Outlook for Violence Around Elections in Nigeria Presidential elections take place in Nigeria on February 16 (unless they are delayed). While there are dozens of candidates, only two...

Boko Haram or Islamic State West Africa … or both? Boko Haram is a relatively well-known extremely violent militant Islamist group that began in Nigeria but is also...

'Lionheart', Genevieve Nnaji's diplomatic debut Watching 'Lionheart', directed by Genevieve Nnaji, has convinced me, once more, that the Nigerian film industry has come of age. I watched it...

At 76, General Buhari has not lost taste for ‘plotting’ On December 31, 1983, a putsch coordinated by General Buhari and his associates led to the demise of...

Why suspension of CJN is Illegal and unconstitutional EMERGENCY DIGEST - On Friday, January 25, 2019, the President of Nigeria , Muhammadu Buhari, suspended the Chief Justice of...

The Limit of Diplomacy And Foreign Intervention. Election rigging, killings and persecution of political opponents, human rights abuses, kleptomania, marginalisation of groups, state-induced poverty, state-induced violence and fear....

Political violence: States to watch INEC has said it is ready for Nigeria’s general elections scheduled for February and March. However, this assurance came amidst predictions from different...

Still on Reintegration of Repentant Boko Haram Terrorists by Zanna Hassan Boguma Given the consistency of terror attacks by the Boko Haram Insurgency, their slow defeat, and the...