Kogi Police Commissioner’s visit to Kupa Community
By Abdulmalik Saidu Mohammed The Kogi State Police commissioner’s familiarization visit was to understand the people’s problems and fashion out solutions to their security […]
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Portfolio investment firms petition Buhari, NASS over plot against them
…Accuse Banks, Security Officials of collusion to squeeze them out of business … Cry out over threat to N1trillion Investments, 500,000 jobs Portfolio investment Managers in […]
George Ehusani and the Universe Called the University
By Adagbo Onoja It was a pleasantly shocking encounter to find someone who is not a formal academic with such a mastery and delivery on […]
Veritas University and the Peace-Development Nexus By Adagbo ONOJA
A conference on Peace and Development in Nigeria by a centre backed by a university is bound to occupy a striking presence on the radar […]
Mourning Prof O. B. Ella , By Adagbo Onoja
It was a mini-national burial, what with the delegation of five from Bayero University, Kano where he got his first teaching appointment as a lecturer […]
Buhari and the University Councils ,By Adagbo Onoja
Yesterday, (August 2nd, 2015), the Federal Government came out with a statement exempting university councils from the dissolution of boards of all extra ministerial agencies. […]
A Geopolitics of Buhari’s Washington Trip By Adagbo Onoja
In the week that the president of the African country with the largest economy heads for Washington DC, what might be the most fundamental ground […]
Lamido in the Dock! By Adagbo Onoja
On July 9th, 2015, Sule Lamido, immediate past governor of Jigawa State was docked on a 28-count charge of alleged corruption and related offences. He […]
Urgent: Africa’s Own Global Television Channel,By Adagbo Onoja
In the face of overwhelming evidence that every narrative implies its own solution, why is it the case that the African continent has still left […]
5 Hours on Comrade Ezeazu, Radical Nationalism and the Trouble With Nigeria
By Adagbo ONOJA It certainly would be the longest, the largest, the most volatile, most diverse and most productive in the series of activities leading […]
Femi Adesina and Garba Shehu’s First Challenge, By Adagbo Onoja
The key assumption here is still the notion that there is a Buhari Moment in Nigerian history in terms of the agency requirement for the […]
Reclaiming Buhari Before it is too Late ,By Adagbo Onoja
Dan Agbese, our senior in journalism, has done a sociologically unsurpassable piece on one of the rather disturbing signs coming from the APC. That’s their […]
The Girl-Child Presidents and Africa’s Next Generation of Leaders , By Adagbo Onoja
It is the kind of thing to which many actors in global governance would sign up, coming from a continent in which over 270 school […]
PDP: Turning Point or Terminal Tumble? By Adagbo Onoja
We are all most likely still aware of this old but still very interesting theory of global politics which says that great powers constitute and […]
Bishop Mathew Hassan Kukah and the Democratic Turn in Nigeria, By Adagbo Onoja
Bishop Mathew Hassan Kukah’s latest intervention in Nigeria’s public debate where he posed the question as to whether Nigeria can ride the democratic wave is, […]
Guarding Against A Buhari Paradox ,By Adagbo ONOJA*
In the media coverage of the March 28th, 2015 Nigerian presidential election across the world, only The (UK) Guardian, as far as I know, went […]
An Open Letter to Gov Sule Lamido , By Adagbo Onoja
Your Excellency, I trust that you are your ebullient self at this moment. It must be so after you brilliantly dashed to Abuja to stop […]
David Mark &Ahmadu Ali Vs Labaran Maku: The Middle Belt ‘Moment’ Finally Turns Into the Middle Belt ‘Mistake’? By Adagbo Onoja
The only voice missing from the list to make it the complete but tragic unravelling of the hyped Middle Belt Moment in recent years was […]
GEJ, Time to Watch it! By Adagbo Onoja
Departing autocracies could be tempted to set up the system. It is, therefore, not just the responsibility of the opposition to be concerned with the […]
Happy New Year to the Nigerian Armed Forces and the DSS,By Adagbo Onoja
One of the questions usually thrown at fresh students of International Security at the inaugural seminar is, what is security? In the olden days, i. […]
The Gap for Chibuike Amaechi in the Emerging Nigeria ,By Adagbo Onoja
Why this unrestrained advocacy for someone who doesn’t even know how I look physically or whom I have never met myself? There are two reasons. […]
The World in 2015: ‘Africa Rising’, including Nigeria? By Adagbo Onoja
It must take extraordinary faith to talk about 2015 if one is a Nigerian and an African. This is not just because Nigeria is confronted […]
2015: OBJ, Ruling Class Politics and Crisis Management,By Adagbo Onoja
It must be an extraordinarily narcissistic and/or myopic Nigerian or an outside interest which can afford to assume, by any stretch of imagination, that Nigeria […]
Awaiting David Mark Vs Chief Mike Onoja in 2015: The Tournament to Watch , By Adagbo Onoja
Earlier today, a very mindful senior colleague called to alert me of a photo mix up in the Abuja based The New Telegraph (Thursday, September […]
A Tribute to Professor Nur Alkali,By Adagbo Onoja
An intimidating thesis deadline hanging over one’s head has made it impossible to spare the time to write a tribute to Professor Muhammad Nur Alkali […]