The 2026 National Conference of the Christian Lawyers Fellowship of Nigeria (CLASFON) in Calabar was, for me, more than just another conference. It was...

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Nigeria: Being Milked Dry By Politicians, Urged On By Blind Followers

Isaac Asabor - August 11, 20260

There is something profoundly disturbing about Nigeria’s political experience: the country is being drained by politicians while millions of citizens cheer from the sidelines,...

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Jingir’s “Infidel” Has No Face, and That is Precisely Why it Burns So Hot

Bagudu Mohammed - August 13, 20260

I had resolved to keep quiet. In moments of national fever, silence can be a scalpel. Emotional intelligence, as Daniel Goleman’s framework teaches us,...

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The Door Must Stay Open: What Women in Nigerian Universities Have Learned to Fear

Shaakaa Stephanie Sewuese - August 15, 20260

The silence of the ivory tower has a particular sound. I have learned to recognise it in the hesitant knock on my office door. It...

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National Security: Building Sustainable Peace Through Nigeria’s National Peace Framework

Chido Onumah - August 16, 20260

Nigeria's security challenges have changed considerably in scale, character and complexity. From terrorism and violent extremism to banditry, kidnapping, communal conflicts, separatist agitations, organised...

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