Pardoning the unpardonable
Prior to 2015, Nigerians were so sure that if Muhammadu Buhari was elected, he would win both the war on terror and war on corruption with alacrity. A
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Beyond the death of Osinachi
We all know it’s slapping season. And for once, Nigeria was leading on this one before the Americans, always eager to outdo others in games they are n
Evidence-based best practices for SDGs implementation in Nigeria
World leaders gathered at the UN General Assembly in September of 2015 to launch an ambitious new sustainable development agenda. It builds on progre
Living with the Kaduna train bomb attack tragedy
Whilst in many other countries rail travel is probably the first option, in Nigeria today people just hear about it. It was once popular many years ag
Interfaith dialogue in Nigeria: Rejection, extremism and moderation
By Abdullahi Abubakar Lamido In March, 2017, I was directed by two of my teachers and mentors: Dr Bashir Aliyu Umar and Professor Salisu Shehu, to pre