Nigeria’s long-standing dependence on crude oil is increasingly at odds with global economic shifts. Across both developed and emerging markets,…
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Saddiq Mustapha and Mustapha Saddiq, often mistaken for the same person because of their similar names, are, in fact, two…
Power always creates an illusion that those who wield it can dismiss the rule of law and do anything they…
While the term “war” may suggest a confrontation between equals, the USA/Israel-Iran conflict is marked by a significant imbalance in…
Yesterday, I participated in a workshop organised by the Alumni Association of the National Association of Security Studies on the…
I am tired of writing about Boko Haram. It is mentally exhausting to be chronicling death, destruction and despair for…
A quick break – time to share feedback from my valued readers and see the issues discussed in this column…
Nigeria’s dairy industry continues to attract growing attention from policymakers, development partners, investors and agribusiness stakeholders. The reason is simple.…
Nigeria’s dairy industry continues to attract attention from policymakers, development partners, agribusiness investors and rural development practitioners. In recent years,…
The Nigerian State is crumbling. There is widespread violence orchestrated by state actors, and state-supported actors at the same time,…