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There was an interesting episode way, way back during the Second World War in Kano City. That time, the colonialists...

In recent times, the activities of the Nigerian Police have generated intense debate. Different opinions ranging from the sublime to...

The challenges of governing Nigeria’s oil sector are many. Years of corruption and theft – and now plummeting oil prices...

Why Justice? The concept of justice is fundamental to Nigeria’s peaceful and sustainable development. It is an indispensable element essential...

All security, like all politics, is local.

Most of the primaries are over and as I argued last week, they exposed the depth of aversion to internal...

Ibrahim Gambari, a veteran diplomat and scholar who retired from the United Nations in 2012, is now heading a Nigerian-based...

Across our political space, one gravamen is repeated to the point of monotony: how money now dominates our politics. The...

"Whoever causes one of these little ones who believe in me to sin, it would be better for him if...

Mr. Olusegun Obasanjo, Nigeria’s ex-president-military and civilian-has a presence in the history of the country. Like most Nigerians of his...