On Sunday, Arise News and the Centre for Democracy and Development (CDD) organised the first of a series of townhall…
Browsing: Prof. Jibrin Ibrahim
After a lethargic start, the campaigns for the 2023 elections have finally taken off and the political atmosphere is heating…
Nigeria has a very young population profile so the current generation may not be aware but in April 1984, the…
This week, I am in Niamey, Niger Republic engaged in an initiative to create a pathway that could free the…
This week, Nextier organised a workshop to deliberate on a report by the Institute of Security Studies in South Africa…
The ASUU Strike is now on its 236th day, that is seven months and 24 days. Yet another full academic…
As the Fourth Republic rolled on, Nigerians have become increasingly concerned with the abusive relationship they have had with their…
This week, the National Institute for Legislative and Democratic Studies organised a high-level forum on political communication and issue-based politics…
On Tuesday, Thisday newspaper carried a disturbing headline. Nigeria’s petrol subsidy bill is skyrocketing this year and by the end…
This week, I was in Dakar for a conference on the framework and tools for sustaining democratic governance in West…