When police do the right thing: Commending professional conduct amid a troubling child abduction case By Okechukwu Nwanguma In conversations about police accountability in Nigeria, commendation...
Setting the record straight on Buhari and Osinbajo’s presidential bid: At no time—explicitly or implicitly—did President Buhari suggest that Professor Osinbajo should refrain from contesting. At...
By Aran Dharmeratnam It is always tragic news when you hear about violence aimed at schools and children. From sporadic shootings to planned terror attacks, educational establishments...
Genocide: Bishop Kukah’s bankrupt thesis – The Kukah Center receives funding to assist victims of persecution. How can he say with a straight face “there’s no persecution” unless...
Dangote Refinery deserves credit. But scale brings power, and power demands oversight. If importers exit and no competing refineries emerge, Dangote could dominate refining, pricing, and...
If the heightened insecurity in Nigeria has led to anything in recent times, it is the spreading and deepening of uncertainty in the polity. This trend...
The truth, they say, is constant: in the face of outright falsehood, half-truths, propaganda and prevarications, the truth will always stand out. This is why...
Avery noxious and worrisome media report about Nigeria came into public space recently, but appeared overshadowed and subdued by a deluge of other news and information...
“A nation that is unable to secure the safety and well-being of its own citizens effectively risks losing the moral authority necessary to be a credible...
The Ghosts in the Machine: When a New SIM Inherits an Old Crime Nigeria’s digital security policy has a problem it refuses to name: in the...