A back to the future moment for the Nigerian Bar Association
By Chidi Anselm Odinkalu A secret post-mortem convened by the senior-most surviving past-president of the NBA at the time, Frederick Rotimi Alade (FRA) Williams, identified...
Category : Opinion
Africa and Lessons from Iran, Venezuela
By Ipole Amajama There is little argument that Africa needs to reimagine its place in a world that is increasingly anti-multiculturalism and dominated by force...
Reforming or Reconfiguring? Assessing the 2026 Electoral Act Amendment Bill and Its Impact on Electoral Integrity in Nigeria
By Chibuike Njoku & Ndu Nwokolo Nigeria’s electoral reform debate must be situated within the experience of the 2023 general elections. Although the polls were...
IGP Appointment: Who Wants to Mislead Mr President?
By Chinedu Eze A resounding endorsement has greeted President Tinubu’s appointment of Acting IGP Olatunji Rilwan Disu as Nigeria’s 23rd indigenous Inspector-General of Police. The...
Trailblazing Leadership: Professor Audi’s 5-Year Journey of Excellence As NSCDC Boss
By Gambo Jagindi Nigeria’s security landscape has been indelibly marked by the tenure of Professor Ahmed Abubakar Audi as Commander General of the Nigerian Security...
Abuja Original Inhabitants: A call for political priority and justice
By Jumai Ahmadu, PhD For over five decades, since the creation of Abuja as Nigeria’s Federal Capital, the original inhabitants have borne the heaviest cost...
The Resurgence of Ethnonationalism
By Rekpene Bassey The resurgence of ethnonationalism and anti-immigrant politics in the 21st century is not an episodic aberration but a structural response to profound...
As Russia takes over the Wagner Group: Implications for Africa
By Ipole Amajama A few days before the fatal crash of his aircraft in August 2023, Evgueny Prigozhin, the founder of the mercenary militia, the...
Benjamin Kalu: Demonstrating Emotional Intelligence In Turbulent Times
By Philip Agbese Nigeria’s democracy has gotten to a point where the resilience of our noble institutions is constantly tested by the intensity of agreement...