Let Buhari have London
As last week closed, President Muhammadu Buhari was on the verge of returning to the United Kingdom for “medical care”. He was to have departed for L
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The Ten Myths of Nigeria’s COVID-19 Vaccine
On the 2nd of March, the first batch of Oxford AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccines from India landed in the Nigerian capital, Abuja. About 3.94 million dose
The case for democratising Nigerian democracy
Nigeria’s First Republic existed for only six years and the Second Republic
Faruk Lawan and the death of hope
On Tuesday, June 22, yet another chapter in Nigeria’s storied journey to good governance came to a long, slow and painful end when Honourable (read di
G7 Summit: Why Africa is always on the menu instead of on the table
As I followed the proceedings of the 47th G7 summit that held here in England two weekends ago, I kept asking myself: where the hell is Africa? Where