James Ogebe – A titan among judges
One of the advantages of these days of lockdown is the ample time at our disposal to catch up on outstanding readings. With daily travels restricted t
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Six weeks out of action
I have been out of the column writing action for six weeks now, to the chagrin of some readers, many of whom called to find out why. But there were ma
Ibrahim Gambari: To aid or to abet?
Because I know Professor Ibrahim Agboola Gambari rather well, I had initially decided not to participate in the conversations marking his taking of th
RAMADAN AMID CORONAVIRUS 5 – ELEGY FOR BALARABE MAIKABA
We end the Holy Month of Ramadan still in the grip of grief. We today mourn Prof Balarabe Maikaba, an academic colleague at BUK Mass Comm. This is wha
Covid-19 narratives multiply as Nigeria moves towards herd immunity
Herd immunity is an epidemiological concept that describes the state where a population, in this case, a community is sufficiently immuned to a diseas