Democracy and Governance

Last week, I participated in a conference on the theme of combatting insecurity and violent extremism in the Sahel. It...

Two Saturdays ago, I had the privilege of giving a keynote at an international conference organized at the Senate House...

Within the country space, good citizens are outnumbered by religious hacks, bare chested thugs and common thieves and all hues...

On 16th October, our Government announced that a ceasefire arrangement had been made with the Boko Haram insurgents and the...

World’s demand for oil grew from 58.47 million barrels per day in 1973 to 92 million barrels per day today....

As the final declarations of contestants for the February elections emerge, it is becoming extremely clear that both the presidential...

In the US, prosecutors do not hesitate to move against the president and governors suspected of breaking the law.

When a fugitive drug baron is in charge of his geo-political zone on behalf of his political party, all hope...

Last Wednesday—the 54th anniversary of Nigeria’s Independence—was a day of silence for me. I didn’t have the stomach to leave...

Last week, we celebrated our 54th independence anniversary. Did I say celebrate. Well, at least the President did cut an...