Alhaji Mukhtar Sarkin Bai: Portrait of integrity and loyalty
Alhaji Mukhtar Sarkin Bai lived for 95 years (1926-2021). He was born into the noble family that descended from Malam Dabo Dambazau the 19th century I
Wednesday Column
Wednesday Column
Omicron: Throwing the Baby with The Bath Water
Imagine you are living in an apartment building or estate with several other people of different ethnic groups, race and religion. You install fancy s
Challenges of France in Africa
By Victor C. Ariole Jean-Luc Antoin Pierre Mélenchon, the President of a French party known as “France Insoumise” translated as “France Unbowed
Coups in Francophone Africa: Imperialism without an empire?
By Akinyemi Oyawale On the 5th of September (this year), I received a WhatsApp message with a link from a friend which conveyed the tragic but quite c
Musings over the rush to launch the eNaira
By Nasiru Aminu The country was cheerful when the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) announced it would be piloting its version of the central bank