Why the Buhari Administration Has Lost Steam, By Justine John Dyikuk
Sadly, most helpless country men and women have resigned their fate to either karma or the God of 2023.
End SARS Or Police Reform, By Cheta Nwanze
For a police force consistently ranked among the worst in the world, SARS is just the tick in the large...
Why Donald Trump Will Win In November, By Femi Fani-Kayode
It is prophetic. Insult and condemn the messenger as much as you like but it cannot be resisted.
#ENDSARS, Police Impunity and Nero’s Guitar, By Festus Adedayo
As I made to angrily start the car, he howled, “Move an inch from there! If I no waste you...
The Chronicler’s Burden, By Wole Olaoye
Though heaven and earth pass away, truth will not pass away.
End Police Brutality Now! #EndSARS, By Hannatu Musawa
The hashtag #EndSARS has been trending on social media for some time now, triggered by the alleged killing of a...
The Kingdom of the Pastor, By Femi Aribisala
He said again and again: “You won’t go to heaven without me.”
Reflections On 60 years of U.S. –Nigerian Engagement, By Mary Beth Leonard
We look forward with hope, optimism, and anticipation to ensuing decades of growth in our partnership.
Guantanamo Boys: a Tale of Three Nigerian American Military Men, By Henry Okoroafor
We are genuinely happy for each other and we are proud Nigerians.
Nimi Wariboko and Humanistic Pluriversality, By Toyin Falola
NEW thrives by feeding his curiosities about the humanity, the society, and the lived experiences of post-independent African peoples.
