By Chris Nwokocha – Every time the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency announces another spectacular seizure, there is reason to applaud. But there is also a question we can no longer avoid: Ni...
By Paul Adaji (ABUJA) – More than seven weeks after three police bomb disposal experts were killed while clearing improvised explosive devices (IEDs) planted by bandits in Zamfara State, their c...
By Tom Chiahemen – In Chinua Achebe’s Things Fall Apart, the wrestling arena was more than a place where strong men tested their physical prowess. It was a theatre of honour, discipline an...
By Grace Audu (ABUJA) – Portals of Hope Foundation (POHF), a new non-governmental organisation committed to protecting the rights of vulnerable persons and tackling some of Nigeria’s most ...
By Paul Ejime ABUJA — Guinea-Bissau’s two leading opposition coalitions have mounted fresh pressure on the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), demanding the immediate establishme...
Lessons from the Akume–Suswam, Akume–Ortom and Akume–Alia Political Trajectories By Prof. Leonard Karshima Shilgba – There are moments in the political life of a people when history ceases to be...
By LEONARD KARSHIMA SHILGBA – The torrent of social media commentaries following the APC primaries in Benue State has once again exposed a disturbing reality: many citizens are either unfamiliar...
By JOHN A. ADZER Introduction The growing complexity of security challenges in Nigeria demands innovative and decentralized security solutions. While the Nigeria Police Force (NPF) has made significan...
By Chris Nwokocha – On a pleasant morning in Abuja last Friday, a quiet but powerful revolution took centre stage. At a well-attended gathering of policymakers, educators, development partners a...
By Umar Ardo, Ph.D Saturday’s voter turnout of 7.2 per cent in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Council Elections is the lowest electoral participation recorded in Nigeria since independence. It is...