Toyin Falola and scholars converge at the Seventh J. A. Atanda Lectures and Conference
In celebration of J. A. Atanda, Prof. Toyin Falola and other scholars from across Nigeria gathered at Lead City University,…
Strengthening healthcare systems through capacity-building in Africa: A focus on Nigeria
Mikail T. Aliyu Building a strong healthcare system is a major difficulty for many African countries, particularly Nigeria. To accomplish…
How DBN’s accreditation by GCF will unlock finance for Nigeria’s green economy
By Adamu Garba In the global fight against climate change, the difference between where the world is and where…
At symposium, dons, varsity administrators celebrate Professor Ayo Banjo’s memory, legacies
Eminent academics drawn from various fields in the humanities and beyond, gathered on Tuesday, August 6, 2024, to honour the…
NNPC Ltd: All-round asset to Nigeria
By Olufemi Soneye IN a recent editorial, a national daily, characteristically, launched another scurrilous and baseless attack on the…
Unyielding spirit of Nigeria: The current protest in context
By Fiyinfoluwa Alagbe HOW much longer can the voices of millions of disillusioned Nigerians be ignored? Nigeria, often hailed…
At conference, Falola leads stakeholders in honoring J.A. Atanda
Distinguished professor of history at the University of Texas at Austin, Toyin Falola, on Monday, led hundreds of stakeholders, particularly…
As Ooni leads campaign against exploitation
By Solih Ridwanullah THE Òoní of Ife must have shared thoughts with Walt Disney when he quit talking and…
National protest: The Adeleke response
AS the national protest reaches a crescendo, Osun State is unique among the federating states because of the governance style…
Kogi guber: Judges as instruments of injustice
The ongoing Kogi Gubernatorial dispute has led Nigerians to express their disillusionment with the judiciary, which they perceive as being…
Supreme Court verdict on LGs: Walking in govs’ moccasins
A popular Native American saying teaches the lesson of empathy by advocating that one needs to walk in another man’s…
Sustaining Nigeria’s democracy through strong judiciary
GLOBALLY, the judiciary has been recognised as the bastion and fortress of democracy. It is the fulcrum on which the…
At 58, He Gave me a second chance
PERHAPS I should not be alive. But I am. Despite the odds, I turn 58 today. I am still frail…
Activism: Professor J. A. Atanda in Focus
Yoruba has transversed beyond mere language or the description of a certain set of people with shared origins. It has…
As Guyanese opposition leader, Norton, visits Nigeria
AS Aubrey Norton, the esteemed leader of Guyana’s opposition, arrives in Lagos, Nigeria, a profound opportunity for cross-cultural exchange and…
Political trajectory, from disassociation to destabilisation
IN the early 1960s, after Nigeria became independent under the British colonialist, the Nigeria political system was a tangible manifestation…
Of NNPC and Dangote Refinery saga
By: Ireoluwa Adeniji GIVE a dog a bad name and hang him is an old English proverb that seems to…
The best way to defend the presidency
IT is totally false to suggest, as we are apt to do, that Nigerians are fundamentally different from any other…
Protest: Head or tail, we may all end up losers
All hell has been let loose, and the centre can no longer hold in Kenya over the tax revolt that…
Road infrastructure, housing and economic development
By Chime A. Peter INFRASTRUCTURE is the backbone of a nation’s development, and investment in transport infrastructure, with good…
