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By Kene Obiezu Both Mazi Nnamdi Kanu and Sunday Igboho whatever their motives, found in the theatre of the absurd that Nigeria…

By Femi Olugbile It is an oft-repeated complaint in intellectual circles in Nigeria that some people deliberately took the study of History…

By Attahiru M. Jega, OFR Professor, Department of Political Science, Bayero University, Kano, Nigeria Delivered as the No. 4 in the Public…

By Lasisi Olagunju Leader of the ‘unseen’ persons ruling us, Alhaji Mamman Daura, spoke last week. He said enough of turn-by-turn presidency…

By Matthew Agboma Ozah The most controversial issue in Nigeria at the moment is that of the successor of the incumbent president,…

AS violence, state capture and separatist agitation threaten to spiral out of control, influential voices are warning afresh that unless immediate steps…

By Adele Jinadu What is restructuring, and why is there a persistent and acrimonious demand for it in Nigeria today? Stated simply,…

By Lasisi Olagunju Deep, dark secrets are snakes; they shed old skins to torment their keepers. So it is true that some…

By Sam Caulcrick Nigeria as a nation came about as a necessity of circumstances – the beginning of the First World War…

By Dayo Johnson, Rotimi Ojomoyela, James Ogunnaike and Deola Badru The proposal by South-West governors for a six-region structure in the country…