Nigeria’s impunity crisis
On the night of April 25, 2026, Abdulsamad Jamiu, 24, a youth corps member, was asleep in his room, in his family house at Shagari Quarters, Dei Dei,
Line of Sight
Line of Sight
The day a judge exposed a lie that stole a man’s life
Sometime in 2006 or 2007, I don’t remember what year precisely, I stumbled on a very shocking case while reporting from the courts for a national news
Hausa identity, Fulani power and the politics of rejection
A few weeks ago, the Senior Special Assistant to the Kano State Governor on Fulfulde Affairs, Rukayya Umar Gadon Kaya, triggered a storm when she was
Spaghetti and soap politics will determine Nigeria’s next president
At the conclusion of the FCT council elections in Abuja in February, in which the ruling APC won five out of the six seats on offer, an interview with
Why Nigerian universities produce certificates, not solutions
Over the years, universities have proliferated across Nigeria with astonishing speed that one is compelled to marvel at this rate. Between 2015 and 20