I have been itching to write about the 2026 Osun gubernatorial election. Still, work pressure, political sensitivity, and the Nigerian…
Browsing: Prof. M.K. Othman
A few years ago, on my way to Sokoto, I met a stern-looking Road Safety Officer at the rail crossing…
My students can easily quote my statement that “high-ranking and successful farmers globally are mostly those coming from other professions…
I first met Prof. Michael Oladimeji Faborode in September 1999 at the annual conference of the Nigerian Society of Agricultural…
In Nigeria, flooding is the most imminent preventable disaster, occurring annually with dire consequences, including the loss of life and…
Northern Nigeria, home to millions of us, is rich in fertile farmland, abundant sunshine, youthful populations, strategic trade routes, and…
This piece is a corollary to last week’s write-up, which posed several questions: What are the mandates of the Northern…
Confession: I am not a security expert, but my interest in security matters has led me to read widely and…
Like several wars, the US-Iran war has been an ill wind that has forced multinationals to count their losses, and…
If all wars end in dialogue, why begin with bloodshed? On June 18, 2026, after nearly four months of escalating…