One life lost is one too many in Ibadan, by Majeed Dahiru
On Sunday morning, the 14th day of February 2021, a day that is annually celebrated as the day of love, I woke up to the […]
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‘Too much’ ado about Fulani ethnic profiling, by Majeed Dahiru
From the recent ‘’vacate from forest reserves’’ order handed down to Fulani herdsmen by the Ondo state government to some communities across southern Nigeria giving […]
Saving SEPLAT from Access Bank’s corporate aggression, by Majeed Dahiru
The peace and tranquillity of the corporate world was recently rattled by the news that a Nigerian court had granted an injunction allowing Nigeria’s biggest […]
Trump or Biden, it will be America first, by Majeed Dahiru
As Nigerians are momentarily distracted by the excitement and anxiety of the thrills and suspense filled election drama in the United States of America from […]
At 60, Nigeria makes no sense, by Majeed Dahiru
In what has become a familiar pattern, the speech delivered by President Muhammadu Buhari to mark the sixty years anniversary of Nigeria’s independence was […]
Nigeria’s survival in post-COVID-19 world
By Majeed Dahiru A combination of lower demands as a result of acute global economic paralysis arising from the outbreak of the deadly coronavirus pandemic […]
Buhari’s tragedy of numbers
By Majeed Dahiru In response to both local and international reactions, expressing concerns about the recent killings of Christians in Nigeria by the Boko Haram […]
The North is in need of Amotekun
By Majeed Dahiru The acute inadequacy of Nigeria’s conventional security forces has left large swaths of territories ungoverned and millions of lives and properties unsecured. […]
Electoral banditry in Buhari’s Nigeria
By Majeed Dahiru For his tenacity of purpose and consistency in principled opposition without compromise, President Muhammadu Buhari will be remembered as the man who […]
More bullets and fewer prayers
By Majeed Dahiru As Nigeria’s security situation worsens, the government is increasingly appearing hopelessly helpless. For a country that has perhaps one of the most […]
Nigeria @59: To forget or to understand our differences
By Majeed Dahiru Nigeria’s journey to nationhood in the past 59 years since independence from the British Empire in October 1960, though long enough a […]
Majeed Dahiru resigns from Kogi PDP campaign council
The chairman of the Public Communications Committee of thePeople’s Democracy Party(PDP) in the November governorship election, Mr Majeed Dahiru has resigned. In a press release, […]
Judiciary and morality of rule of law
By Majeed Dahiru Since the transition from military to civil democratic rule over twenty years ago in 1999, Nigeria’s constitutional democracy has suffered a stunted […]
Between ethnic and criminal profiling
By Majeed Dahiru The rising cases of kidnappings and killings in the southern part of Nigeria, a country that has gained global infamy as the […]
THE IPOB HUMILIATION OF NDIGBO AT NUREMBERG
By Majeed Dahiru The period between 2015 and 2019 can perhaps be said to be the most difficult in the political life of Nigerians of […]