Towards attaining a new Nigeria
A new Nigeria is possible, but leaders and followers will have to make it work, write ISHAYA IBRAHIM and SAM NWOKORO
Not many Nigerians believe...
Engaging international community on Nigeria
Special Correspondent, SAM NWOKORO, sets agenda for President Goodluck Jonathan on his meeting with international figures and the diaspora Nigerians in America, next month
President...
‘Boko Haram not related to Nigeria’s break-up prediction’
ISIDAHOMEN EZEKIEL, psychologist and Director, Queens School of Security and Management Studies (QSSMS), talks to Head, News Desk, VICTOR EBIMOMI, on dangers of Boko...
Abacha corruption charge and Nigeria’s global image
Head, News Desk, VICTOR EBIMOMI, takes a look at the recent withdrawal of corruption charges against Mohammed, first son of Sani Abacha, and the...
U.S. at 238: Still Nigeria’s diplomatic dearest
As the United States still basks in the euphoria of its 238th birthday, Special Correspondent, SAM NWOKORO, looks at Uncle Big Sam’s relationship with...
Nigeria’s leadership role in Africa being challenged – Agwu
Fred Agwu, Associate Professor at the Nigerian Institute of International Affairs (NIIA), Lagos, discusses with Senior Correspondent,ISHAYA IBRAHIM, Nigeria’s standing as Africa’s leading light,...
Global dimension of Islamic militancy
ISIS took control of Iraq’s second city, Mosul, on June 10, by dislodging more than 2,000 soldiers. Senior Correspondent, ISHAYA IBRAHIM, examines the impact of...
Countering the crisis of credibility: The Ekiti, Osun example
The United States (U.S.) has worked with Nigeria to strengthen democratic institutions for decades, and will continue to do so. As the citizens of...
Boko Haram: Foreign support no threat to Nigeria’s sovereignty, says Quaker-Dokubo
CHARLES QUAKER-DOKUBO, nuclear proliferation, conflict resolution and strategy analysis expert at the Nigeria Institute of International Affairs (NIIA), speaks with Assistant Politics Editor, DANIEL...
Learning from India’s Parliamentary election
India had its parliamentary election last week, and the opposition party won. In an ennobling show of sportsmanship, the ruling party conceded victory unconditionally....
