will Tinubu’s omnibus bill be Nigeria’s new deal, by Majeed Dahiru
Just as the 2023 presidential was the most consequential in the history of Nigeria’s 4th republic so was the inauguration address of President Bola Ahmed […]
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Buhari came, saw, but was conquered, Majeed Dahiru
By May 29 2023 Nigerians will be heaving a heavy sigh of relief as the eight year-tenure of President Muhammadu Buhari comes to an end. […]
10th National Assembly: Before it is too late, by Majeed Dahiru
The simmering tension in Nigeria’s ruling All Progressives Congress over the composition of the leadership of the next [10th] National Assembly, which is expected to […]
Obidient movement as most valuable player, by Majeed Dahiru
The long awaited 2023 presidential and national assembly elections may have come […]
The future of history in Nigeria, by Majeed Dahiru
After many years of consistent advocacy by individuals, critical stakeholders and other interest groups both within and outside the Nigerian academia, the process of restoring […]
Food security in Nigeria: AFDB to the rescue, by Majeed Dahiru
A few weeks ago, I embarked on one of my favourite hobbies, a road trip across the beautiful land and places in Nigeria. Road travelling […]
Nigeria @ 62: A people divided in oneness, by Majeed Dahiru
More than a century after it was taken away from the African Kingdom of Benin and kept at Jesus College, Cambridge, Okukor, a bronze stature […]
The rise of Obi Cubana from grace to grace, by Majeed Dahiru
Through a mutual friend, I met Obi Cubana for the first and last time at his Ibiza restaurant sometime in 2008; a year before the […]
Cry my beloved Northern Nigeria, Majeed Dahiru
Northern Nigeria is bleeding and many of its people are now calling for its rescue from an army of killers that is fast turning the […]
Nigeria @ 61 and the bane of identity politics, by Majeed Dahiru
On October 1st 2021, Nigeria marked its 61st independent anniversary as a notoriously corrupt country that is the most terrorized poverty capital of the world. […]
Ortom: Between Rwanda’s Tutsi and Nigeria’s Hutu, by Majeed Dahiru
Frustrated by the mass killings in his state, which has resulted into thousands of deaths and the displacement of millions of people, Samuel Ortom, a […]
Banditry: A tale of worms and reptiles, Majeed Dahiru
With the recent abduction of the Emir of Kajuru, Alhaji Alhassan Adamu from his palace in Kaduna state along with 12 members of his family […]
Buhari and the IPOB insurgency, by Majeed Dahiru
In what appears to be his first formal reaction to the unfolding armed insurgency against the Nigerian state by the Indigenous Peoples of Biafra [IPOB] […]
Road to Sudan, by Majeed Dahiru
With its peoples deeply divided along ethno-geographic and religious fault lines under a tensed socio-political atmosphere arising from heightened insecurity, the situation in Nigeria today […]
Media critical in national rebirth, says group
A non-government organisation advocating for peace justice and national integration, the Lux Terra Leadership Foundation, has charged the media to work together to reengineer the […]