SHEIKH Sani Yahaya Jingir, Jos-based octogenarian Islamic cleric, stirred the hornet’s nest by declaring conditional support for President Bola Ahmed…
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THE TWO nations whose tale is the focus of this piece are the Islamic Republic of Iran and the Federal…
IN AN emergent democracy susceptible to capture by a powerful executive president, prompt and satisfactory answers to questions of public…
LAST WEEK, I discussed the Middle Belt, that complex lower half of the North, a three-faced geopolitical Janus with one…
MIDDLE BELT military officers prominently participated in the 29th July 1966 counter military coup, and played a decisive role in…
THE LAST few days were defined by protracted confrontations between the friends and defenders of democracy, and its enemies and…
THIS YEAR’s Machina Annual Cultural Festival (MACUF) observed from 27th January to 1st February 2026, was specially defined by the…
AFTER the end of the Nigerian Civil War in 1970, the change of the Armed Forces Remembrance Day (AFRD) from…
GOVERNOR Abba Kabiru Yusuf (GAKY), a product of Kwankwasiyya political school, tutored by no less a master than the grand…
PROFESSOR Amupitan’s first major assignment as the nation’s chief electoral officer throws a little light on the tragedy of African…