OPINION
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie: My Country Is In A Fragile Place
‘Nigeria is Africa’s tottering giant, the continent’s most populous country, the most politically and culturally dominant. To pay real attention...
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Three Years Since Comrade Alex Ogbu Was Murdered By The Police- We Still Fight for Justice
By Dimeji Macaulay Comrade Alex Ogbu, a journalist, trade unionist and human rights activist was felled by police bullet on...
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How Lawyers Can Mobilise Nigerians To End Police Brutality
The cruel killing of Mrs Bolanle Raheem provides an opportunity for the Nigerian people led by lawyers to address the...
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FG Should End Herdsmen Attacks Now- PUNCH
The herdsmen/militias are shedding innocent blood and destroying property across Nigeria. They are also raking in hundreds of millions of...
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Ortom and Fear of Witches in Benue State -By Leo Igwe
The Ortom-led administration in Benue state is obsessed with witchcraft fears and anxieties, and this obsession is undermining efforts to...
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Sheikh Abduljabar’s Death Sentence for Blasphemy Shames Us All
Humanists are outraged by the death sentence that was handed down to an Islamic cleric, Sheikh Abduljabar Nasir Kabara for...
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Ebubeagu: The Politics And Ghost Of The Bakassi Boys
Two years on, the success of Ebubeagu in addressing the security challenge in the southeast is yet to be seen....
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Nnamdi Kanu’s Appeal Court Discharge And the Concept Of Extraordinary Rendition
Few Nigerians including human rights defenders paid attention to the concept of “extraordinary rendition” till recently when Alloy Ejimakor, a...
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#EndSARS: Theatre Of Pain: My Story At Awkuzu SARS
By Justin Nwankwo PhD ‘I arrived Awkuzu SARS on the 1st day of August, 2013. With a weakened body...I have...
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To Kill Or Not To Kill: Unending Debate About Death Penalty in Nigeria
The issue of the death penalty has continued to stir emotions across Nigeria’s social and political divides,
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