Democracy and Governance

At a public lecture delivered at the Chartham House in London last month, the National Security Adviser, Colonel Sambo Dasuki...

Let me be clear: whether “Continuity” or “Change” carries the day on February 14, the real name of the thing...

It was not so long ago that Nigerians were a proud, self-confident people, known the world over for our self...

Anueyiagu has departed, but here’s the consolation: he is imperishable. He will live on in the minds of those who...

President Jonathan has been in power for five years and should run on his record not promises about a better...

On January 7, two gunmen stormed—later identified as Islamist activists of Algerian descent—stormed the editorial headquarters of “Charlie Hebdo,” an...

The stampede of the newspapers into tabloid format in a bid to further a political agenda is a sorry descent

The Boko Haram insurgency is capturing and keeping more Nigerian territory by the day and it appears to be getting...

We must take interest in discouraging our judiciary and law enforcement, who should curb election violence, from being appendages to...

This week, I write from Ouagadougou in Burkina Faso, where I am attending a series of meetings around the report...