Forced migration and its concomitant enslavement of the Africans was a blight on the world’s collective conscience between the 1500s and 1800s. The repercussions still reverberate through time to the
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It’s public knowledge that every October 1st, since 1960 when Nigeria secured its independence from Britain, has become a ritual of celebrations of some sort. Sometimes the celebrations are loud;
The giant of Africa and an emerging global giant in all ramifications; the story of Nigeria’s journey to greatness has become a subject for intellectual and academic delineation, for it
For all the talk of judicial independence, the reality of colonial and post-colonial Nigeria has been one long story of judicial subordination into subservience. Seven years into his presidency, Muhammadu
It occurred to me that the phrase ‘federal university’ is a misnomer for the new age and for the federalism
Yesterday, it was 62 years since Nigeria got her independence from colonial Britain. While some countrymen say the October 1
May I herein solemnly bear witness that Nigerian politicians are geniuses at playing politics. They can scheme and strategise, manipulate
They decided that Nigeria wasn’t working, riddled with bribery and corruption. In their greedy messianic complex – they struck. In
In his policy document christened ‘My Covenant with Nigerians,’ former Vice-President and PDP presidential candidate, Atiku Abubakar, outlines his infrastructure
Last week my family, Katsina state, Arewa and Nigeria lost a great example of leadership, honour and excellence. Mallam Abidu
