From palliatives to pathways: What Nigeria’s humanitarian future demands of us
By Bernard M. Doro & Sharon Dimanche When a family receives emergency assistance after conflict, displacement, flooding or economic hardship, the immediate objective is clear: save lives, protect dignity and meet urgent needs. The harder question is what happens next. Does that support simply help a family survive today’s crisis, or can it become the […]
The Fulanisation of Nigeria and the perfidy of the British (part 2)
Perhaps the most insightful and concise contribution that I have read about the history of the Fulani and their inordinate ambition and insatiable thirst for domination and conquest was provided by Mr. Gbonkas Ebiri.
Gov Emmanuel’s bottom-up development and people-oriented governance
If human development indicators of Nigerian states were to be subjected to empirical test or taken on a survey, in due time, probably Akwa Ibom would have made another stunning first.
The fulanisation of Nigeria,the perfidy of British ( Part 1 )
Mr. Gwnfor Evans MP, the great Welsh politician, lawyer and author and the leader of Plaid Cymru, the Welsh nationalist party, for no less than 36 years before he passed on in 2005, made the following historic and profound observation many years ago. He said,
Not in IBB’s character
IBB would be consigning himself to the wrong side of history as a timid and confused leader if he failed to act.
Is there a new dawn in Africa?
Africa is beginning to turn the corner away from its ugly past
