Nigeria and the growing crisis in West Africa
Last week, I participated in a planning meeting in Accra of West Africa civil society leaders. It was an occasion to reflect on what civil society and
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LEADERSHIP, ACCORDING TO THE SOKOTO SCHOLARS
To help answer this important question of leadership, a recent publication, PRINCIPLES OF LEADERSHIP (ACCORDING TO THE FOUNDING FATHERS OF THE SOKOTO
Nigeria and conspiracy theories
Nevertheless, the tendency and pursuit of supremacy among countries, cultures and communities as well as fierce competition among various business ent
Bringing back ‘do-or-die politics’?
In the past I had written about the re-invention of Jonathan since the April 2011 elections – from a public persona of simple, almost naïve president
GEJ, his military chiefs, Dokubo and 2015
In retrospect, it seems even in my caution I was not cautious enough. First, in his initial rejection of the Sultan of Sokoto, Alhaji Muhammadu Abubak