Opinion

Country men and women, permit me to congratulate all and sundry on the outcome of the 2015 general elections. The...

Prologue: Another Look at Pan-African Cooperation Beyond the Lens of Xenophobia Following the break-out of Xenophobic attacks targeted at African...

The glory of young men is their strength. (Proverbs 20:29). On April 18, 2015, a Mozambican, Emmanuel Sithole, put a...

Human beings are first migrants. Then they become settlers, and settlers become citizens. In every clime, it is not so...

Is the black man inherently wicked? Is savagery ingrained in the anatomy of the black man? Is the melanin theory...

With more than 90 percent of Nigeria’s population at risk of malaria infection, it seems we all have a story...

“When Barack Obama took office in January 2009, he had an unprecedented chance to do what no other recent president...

Nigeria has an electoral body that is inherently partisan, watches political contestants subvert the electoral process without raising a finger...

2015 Elections in Nigeria: Did we really make it? Or have we only just begun?

What has emboldened INEC is that the courts which upturned some of the fraudulent elections did not insist on jailing...