
War on Iran: Time to rethink Nigeria and Africa’s oil dependency
By Olamide Martins The continued bombardment of Iran by the United States of America to Israel’s advantage may have again uncovered the dominance of the world’s energy system and

By Olamide Martins The continued bombardment of Iran by the United States of America to Israel’s advantage may have again uncovered the dominance of the world’s energy system and

By Toyin Falola The problem of insecurity in Nigeria has evolved from being a troubling, catastrophic occurrence within the nation to becoming a defining structural crisis recurring consistently.

By Olayinka Oyegbile History is for human self-knowledge … The value of history, then, is that it teaches us what man has done and thus what man is –

By Idowu Ajanaku While it is quite understandable that within the political matrix, forces – both fratricidal and forward-looking – play themselves out for either self-aggrandizement or for

By Toyin Falola I read the news early morning of February 11, 2026. The activist for African intellectual freedom, Biodun Jeyifo, passed away at the age of

By Toyin Falola Drug use in Nigeria has metamorphosed over the years from a disregarded social issue with little concern into a national crisis that requires urgent attention.

Gov. Abba Yusuf of Kano State has approved fresh appointments and promotions. The appointments which are to key government agencies are to take effect immediately. This is contained in

By Toyin Falola Conference delegates posed many questions to me regarding my intellectual interests, work habits, career experiences, spirituality and magic, obsession with work and music, and many more.

The Minister of Education, Dr Tunji Alausa, has said the Federal Government is positioning youths as active partners in transforming Nigeria’s learning system. He said this at the 2026

By Toyin Falola Plateau State University is convening its first Historical Conference in honor of Professor Mangvwat. I am privileged to deliver the Keynote Address on January 27,
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