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By Otunba Babatunde Olushola Senbanjo (BOS) Since 2015, Nigerians have endured the governance of the APC, a party that rode into power on the back of...
By Farooq A. Kperogi In Nigeria, there’s a disturbingly haunting temporariness in the appellative identity of every university that derives its name from its location. If...
By Chidi Anselm Odinkalu This judgment by Oluseyi Owoeye of the Federal High Court is the latest in an increasingly fevered judicial effort to decapitate citizenship...
Tossoukpe Frédéric Herman is a Beninese-Togolese writer, born on July 18, 1986, in Cotonou, at the crossroads of two cultures and two nations. Married and a...
By Farooq A. Kperogi Two dominant narrative strands have emerged in Nigerian discursive spheres in the aftermath of former President Muhammadu Buhari’s death: whether it offends...
African scholar, Nigerian-born Professor Al-Bishak, an award-winning creative writer, literary critic, theorist, and Egyptologist, leaves Nigeria for Denmark en route Egypt on the invitation of the...
Introduction Raphia nuts, derived from the Raphia palm genus, are gaining attention for their potential uses in various industries. With Africa being the native habitat of...
By Farooq A. Kperogi The Nigerian political space and preparations for the 2027 general elections have been electrified with the high-decibel announcement of the migration of...
More disturbing, however, is Kalu’s consistent pattern of public admiration and tacit endorsement of the Labour Party and its governor in Abia State.
Gentleman Mike Ejeagha was not merely a musician. He was wisdom personified. His genre, Akụkọ n’egwu (story in music), was not just entertainment; it was education,...
The Atiku group’s carrot to Obi—to accept being VP in exchange for Atiku serving only one term—is informed by this logic. It somehow compensates the North’s...
Hamdiyyah posted a daringly defiant video on TikTok in which she urged internally displaced persons (IDPs) to occupy the governor's office in Sokoto to protest the...
Soludo was free to preach unity or choose churlish partisan politics. He was free to say Tinubu is the father of modern Lagos who tamed the...
They are too divided to form a coalition, too impatient to build trust across regions, and too blinded by immediate resentments to think in terms of...
The exclusion of the northeast, southeast, and south-south from the committee cannot be dismissed as oversight. Nor can the disproportionate Yoruba presence be defended as incidental....
The APC's entry into the political equation in Abia was wholeheartedly welcome. It was thought to be the new solution considering the ineptitude of the PDP...
