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It is quite problematic that at a time when sub-Saharan African countries should be focused on socio-economic development to wipe ...

A stubborn commitment to a conventional military approach to solving an asymmetric security challenge is unwise, especially with an Army ...

One critical component, which the Sokoto of old and the Zamfara of today share is the unclear nature of both ...

As of 2008, there was a phenomenon called "Africa Rising"... Many of the kids of those who had left in ...

The VAT debate is great for all of us, as the centralised Nigerian structure has clearly failed. But underneath it ...

Looking forward, there is no guarantee that the security situation in the country would improve before the polls take place ...

States can rise to these challenges by taking each security challenge in its peculiarity and refraining from the use of ...

It is commendable that some Nigerian brands have decided to cover the national shame in sponsoring the men's team, but ...

This collective guilt that we partake in is what leads to such outcomes. But I have a final word: The ...

The reason that ndi Igbo are such great traders is not that we are genetically superior, but our situation demands ...

The problems of the Police are many. Since colonial times, it has been structured more as an occupation force than ...

The go-to tool of the Nigerian government, especially the Buhari government, in dealing with Nigeria's myriad problems, has been force.

It’s been over a month since Chairman of CCT, Danladi Umar was caught on camera physically victimising a security guard ...

When the civic space is open, citizens and civil society organisations are able to organise, participate and communicate without hindrance.

The panellists spoke at a webinar organised to strengthen the relationship between state security institutions and civil society in Nigeria.

The economy has to work for all on the long term and this can't be done through protectionism and state ...

Foundational restrictions in Nigeria's Constitution, political culture, and governance methods come together to stifle the economy.

...it is important for those of us the “Lagos Igbo” to invest back at home and create jobs. The time ...

" In a world of finite resources, the campaign that can best harness data is likely to run the most ...

The NBS says it has not gotten the necessary funding for such research.

Technology experts say the claim is suspicious and impossible.

A government audit says arms and ammunitions were lost between 2013 and 2015.

Why is it that Nigeria is still cursed with generally bad governments? It is because we are a resilient people. ...