By Ogunjimi James Taiwo “I believe that our very survival depends upon us becoming better systems thinkers.” – Margaret J. Wheatley “We need more people speaking out.... Read more

It does not require a special skill or intelligence to recognise that Nigeria is ailing. Although those at the helm of affairs may find it a bitter pill to swallow, the problem of the countr... Read more

By Kayode Ketefe This writer has often heard it said by some starry-eyed political theorists and religion enthusiasts that Nigeria is not a secular state but a mulch-religious state. This vi... Read more

By Chijioke Uwasomba It was with trepidation and a numbing disorder that I received the passing into glory of a friend, comrade, patriot, father figure and “twin brother”, Professor Martin O... Read more

By Sunday Dare For the answer as to why Nigeria is where it is today and what presently troubles it, we need not look any further. How can they claim to run a successful country wh... Read more

By Adagbo Onoja At 18 chapters, excluding a Prologue and an Epilogue, Ibrahim Babangida: The Military, Politics and Power in Nigeria is a quantitative tour de force. The balance between the... Read more

By Theophilus Ilevbare As Nigeria’s politics continues to take shape ahead of the 2015 elections, the leadership deficit of the PDP came to the fore once again with a festering crisis tearin... Read more

By Chukwuemeka Obinna In the political environment, there are basically three recognized political operating parties depending of the existing constitution of that particular state. They com... Read more

By Kayode Fayemi Dr. Kayode Fayemi, Executive Governor of Ekiti State The anticipated centenary of Nigeria as a ‘country’ on January 1, 2014 speaks to the amalgamation and yoked co-existence... Read more