By Toyin Falola Professor Felix Ekechi, an eminent historian, died on July 14, 2023, at 89. He was many things to many people−a teacher, scholar, legend,...
By Stella Roy-Omonigho It is no news neither is it a fallacy that lecturers in public universities in Nigeria are poorly paid. All attempts to make...
Tunji Olaopa Posthumous tributes are always so difficult and traumatic to write. The one who feels the weight of writing such tributes is left to wonder...
By Tunji Olaopa There is a deep sense in which the current japa phenomenon—the alarming spate of Nigerian youth leaving the country in droves—is an indictment...
By Leo Igwe Nigerian humanists welcome the British All Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) Freedom of Religion or Belief (FoRB) report “Nigeria Unfolding Genocide? Three Years On”....
By Toyin Falola My book, Citizenship and the Diaspora in the Digital Age: Farooq Kperogi and the Virtual Community, received its first attention on June 15,...
By Tunji Olaopa Let me start with a statement that all Nigerians feel in their existential struggles to find meaning and fulfilment. Nigeria is a paradox....
By Toyin Falola I am surprised you don’t know that my father owns the Cocoa House in Ibadan. My brother just bid to buy the Murtala...
By Tunji Olaopa I think that right from the very first and May 29 inaugural speech, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has set the ball rolling on...
By Tony Afejuku Nothing can be more difficult for anyone who wants to engage in something – or engages in something – he is not prepared...