By Tunji Olaopa And finally, Nigerians have gone to the polls and the presidential election has been concluded. The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has declared...
By Tony Afejuku All meticulous followers of this column are no strangers to Professor Ademola Dasylva who recently retired from the University of Ibadan. He is...
By Promise Adiele He is the Nigerian political phenomenon. He redefined Nigeria’s political equation, disrupting the behemoth status quo. He made Nigerians believe in Nigeria. He...
By Leo Igwe The Advocacy for Alleged Witches urges Africans to campaign against abuses linked to witchcraft beliefs everywhere. This call follows the rescue of Nigerian...
By Hope Nwawolo Several circumstances playing out in this country have revealed there is a thin line between sanity and insanity in human behavior. What most...
By Toyin Falola Professor Ochayi Okpeh, a professor of African History at the Federal University of Lafia, made history as one of the first ten to...
By Hope O’Rukevbe Eghagha In the last five years, and this has increased since 2020 astronomically, youths and middle-aged professionals migrating from (read ‘fleeing’) Nigeria,...
By Tunji Olaopar Professor Rotimi Suberu is a scholar of the Nigerian incarnation of federalism, par excellence. And I have known him for ages. We graduated...
By Raymond Oise-Oghaede In a matter of a few hours, Nigerians from all walks of life will be going to the polls to cast their votes...
By Tony Afejuku Well above five Fridays ago – specifically on 30 December, 2022 – I penned here “Cristiano Ronaldo’s anti-herd will.” The column essentially centred...
