IG: Are tinted glasses your real problem? – Salisu Suleiman
“All glass fitted to a vehicle shall be clear and transparent to enable persons outside the vehicle to see whoever is inside the vehicle and the glass shall in no[...]
Tagged: Boko Haram
Boko Haram Rejects Amnesty Offer: Now What?
“Mr Shekau said his group had done no wrong and so an amnesty would not be applicable to them. It was the Nigerian government that was committing atrocities against Muslims,[...]
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Should there be constitutional roles for traditional rulers? – Mark Amaza
Between 1951 and 1966, when Nigeria practiced a parliamentary system of government, there were two houses of parliaments in the three – later four – regions. These were the Houses[...]
Are We All Boko Haram Now? – Abimbola Agboluaje
A common thread to the indignation that greeted Mr. Nasir El Rufai’s now infamous re/tweet is “can a Christian say something insulting about Prophet Mohammed (SAW) without Muslims embarking on a[...]
Culture and Society · Literature
Interview with Uche Umez – Sokari Ekine
Uche is the author of two collections of poem: Dark through the Delta, and Aridity of Feelings; a short story collection Tears in Her Eyes, and two children’s fiction: Sam[...]
Northern Traditional Institutions and the Crises of Legitimacy – Salisu Suleiman
Eye witnesses to the recent attempt on the life of the Emir of Fika, Alhaji Muhammed Abali Ibn Mohammed Idrisa, narrated how the emir, who is also the Chairman, Yobe[...]
Boko Haram: Lessons for the North – Mark Amaza
It is no longer news that Northern Nigeria has been and continues to be ravaged by terrorism and, to a large extent anarchy in many parts. The Boko Haram terrorist[...]
Buhari, Boko Haram and Northern Establishment – Salisu Suleiman
One of the greatest ironies of Nigeria’s current political dialectics is the fact that the only man who probably has the moral authority to end the Boko Haram imbroglio also[...]
Prayer by unborn Nigerian – Salisu Suleiman
I am not yet born, but can see clearly the land that will one day be mine, the streams from which I will one day sip, and the citizenship that[...]
Unemployment: The ticking time-bomb – Salisu Suleiman
How many people have paused to reflect on the frustration of millions of Nigerians who have no idea where and when their next meals will come from? Can one truly[...]
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