Boko Haram: Breaking the conflict trap in the Lake Chad basin
Following a Special Report General Saleh Bala and I had written for the United States Institute for Peace (USIP) entitled “Civilian-led Governance and
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Now that the North too is giving the Fulani eviction notices
On the joyous occasion of the Eid festivities last week, Alhaji Abbas Tafida, the Emir of Muri, a modest empire in Taraba State, made a stunning comme
Boko Haram: Winning the battle and the war
The biggest thing in my world last week – and in the weeks leading up – was the launch of my report on Boko Haram ahead of the 12th anniversary of the
The space race, Buhari and two emirs
It was disappointing to see the Americ-based Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) setting new rules on who qualifies to be called an astronaut in the
How to remain poor
The poverty of a nation, much like its wealth, is a matter of choice. Consider China. When China had a population of 1.2 billion people in the year 20