Understanding APC’s Indigestion
I quote the 2014 Manifesto of Nigeria’s ruling party (APC): “Since the historic merger that resulted in the birth of the All Progressives Congress, AP
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ELEGY FOR PROF. ABDULHAMID ISA DUTSE: GOODBYE, ‘MUTUMIN KIRKI’
Inna lillahi wa inna ilaihi raji’un! We are from Allah, and to Him shall we return. Again, we today mourn another friend and brother: Professor AbdulH
The time for citizens’ action is now
Following a convening of civil society actors, the Nigeria Working Group on Peacebuilding and Governance – a group of Nigerian civic and thought
Murder she wrote
In November, 2017, Nigeria stood still after the murder of a young man who belonged to the so-called elite class of Arewa. Bilyamin Bello had been sta
Restructuring: A Rising Tide
“Reforms are less to be dreaded than revolutions, for they cause less reaction.” Justice Darling There was a hint of exasperation in the presidency’s