Nigeria has not consciously addressed the question of designing the country’s political philosophy based on the knowledge of its history…
Browsing: Prof. Jibrin Ibrahim
Yesterday was Armed Forces Remembrance Day signalling the emergence of the military sixty years ago. On the 15th of January…
It is the ancient Chinese curse that says, “may you live in interesting times” – meaning a conjuncture of danger,…
With the passing of Professor Adamu Baikie on Friday, 12 December 2025, Nigeria and, indeed, Africa lost a great intellectual,…
Last week, Nigeria gave up its proud history of assertiveness and independence in the international system by signing off our…
Nigeria’s decisive intervention in helping to stop the coup in the Benin Republic was a commendable commitment to saving democracy…
Last week, progressives, activists, intellectuals and trade unionists from all over Nigeria and the continent converged in the University of…
Last week, I made a presentation on the above topic at the Arewa Consultative Forum 25 Anniversary Celebrations in Kaduna.…
It has been another tough week for Nigerians confronted with political gangsterism from the highest levels of the State that…
Five years ago, a military junta took over power in Mali with a firm promise to end terrorism and establish…