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Chibok: Destroying the Future of our Tomorrow?

The 10th anniversary of the abduction of 276 schoolchildren from the Government Girls Secondary School in Chibok, Nigeria, has again brought an eerie feeling...

Between Abati’s Curious Ghost Stories and Goodluck Jonathan’s Fairy Tales

When I saw Reuben Abati, former Special Adviser to former President Goodluck Jonathan's article on demons and ghosts that took over Aso Rock when...

Rule Nigeria Democratically

Current socio-political tension in the country calls for a national reconciliatory conference where pressing national issues will be debated, says Professor of International Law,...

Freeing the Chibok Girls (While Boko Haram Faces a Leadership Crisis)

Even the most implacable critic of President Buhari would have to concede that Boko Haram’s capacity to “shoot, slaughter and kill”—as its avowed means...

Buharism: The Fewer We Are!

Last Sunday (May 29) the Buhari administration marked its one year in the saddle. On May 29 2015 after the presidential poll in March...

Amina, Sambisa, and the Parable of a Wobbly Nigeria

A peculiarly Nigerian type of frenzy happened last week. The event was triggered by a report that a young woman named Amina Ali Nkeki,...

The Small Things that Spell Big Failures

Last Wednesday, I got a phone call from a reporter at one of Italy’s major newspapers, la Repubblica. It was the second anniversary of...

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