Leah Sharibu: Forgotten In The Wilderness (2)
By Martins Oloja I wanted to stay away from the reproach and challenge of Citizen Leah Sharibu after last week’s piece as there other matters of urgent national and international…
Nigeria’s security crisis and case for state policing -2
By Seun Perez Adekunle Yet reactions to the initiative reveal the depth of disagreement that still surrounds the issue. Regional socio-political organisations have taken sharply divergent positions that mirror Nigeria’s…
Nigeria’s security crisis and case for state policing
By Seun Perez Adekunle Nigeria’s worsening security situation has pushed the country into one of the most consequential governance debates of the Fourth Republic: whether the time has come to…
Leah Sharibu: Forgotten In The Wilderness!
By Martins Oloja Incredible as it may sound, the captive of the terrorists, Citizen Leah Sharibu, The Guardian’s 2018 ‘Person of the Year’ the newspaper’s editorial board aptly as “A…
Kwara Killings: SGF call for prosecution of perpetrators
The Chairman of the Southern Governors’ Forum and Governor of Ogun State, Prince Dapo Abiodun, has commiserated with the government and people of Kwara State over the deadly terrorist attacks…
Year 2026: Between the Old and the New
By Rasheed Ojikutu As the year 2025 fades with its attendant vicissitudes, the new year peeps into the world like a neonate. It’s cry resonating with hopes and aspirations. Yet,…
Finally, Trump launches his bombs on Nigeria!
By Etim Etim In the dead of the night of December 25, the United States launched targeted missiles strikes against ISIS terrorists in Jabo community in Sokoto State, making good…
Nigeria Needs Safe Schools
By Gordon Brown Edinburgh—In the last few weeks, more than 300 children have been abducted from Nigerian schools in a new wave of kidnappings by terrorist groups hellbent on extorting…
Restructuring hate-public policies in national democratic life (Part 1) by Professor Dafe Otobo
NIGERIA-A few days ago, as I slumped onto a chair in some eatery after one very hectic day at work, which also took in robust discussions on the state of…