Inside the Circumstances Surrounding MKO Abiola’s Death in Custody
Chief M. K.O. Abiola declared himself president on June 12, 1994 based on the June 12, 1993 presidential election which he won fair and...
Soludo’s verdict on Tinubu’s economic reforms
In politics, commendation across party lines is uncommon. More often than not, political actors are conditioned to see every policy through partisan lenses, applauding...
Adaobi Nnani Stands at the Heart of Russia’s Denied Allegations
Adaobi Nnani was a bombing survivor. She did not make it through the war. That's the simple truth of it and all the rest...
Oriire Abduction: A Defining Moment for Nigeria’s Security
I grew up in Ijebu-Ode where my job was to join the other children in defending the hens of each family and their chicks...
The Link Between Policing And A Developmental State In Nigeria
Arise TV on Thursday, July 9, 2026, had a Dialogue on building national consensus for state police and national security. Quickly done. Well done....
Stakeholders Seek Accountability Over NNPCL’s Alleged N210 Trillion Shortfall
The Senate’s decision to reverse an order of its committee demanding the arrest of former Group Chief Executive Officer (GCEO) of Nigerian National Petroleum...
Subtle Reforms Shaping the Attorney General of the Federation’s Office
For many years, the Attorney General of the Federation (AGF) office was embroiled in disputes that frequently obscured its constitutional significance. The question of...
Xenophobia Debate: South Africa’s Attacks And Botha’s Controversial Statement
In 1988, with international pressure against apartheid at its crescendo, South Africa’s then State President Pieter Willem Botha reportedly said Black Africans were incapable...
