INTERVIEW: I have no words that can cure Buhari’s illness — Odinkalu [Part II]
CHIDI Odinkalu, a writer and Professor of Law, and former chairman of the National Human Rights Commission has for several decades dedicated himself to...
INTERVIEW: How Nigeria’s insecurity is aided by too many ungoverned territories — Odinkalu [Part I]
CHIDI Odinkalu, a writer and Professor of Law, and former chairman of the National Human Rights Commission has for several decades dedicated himself to...
2019 People Journalism Award: Soyombo donates N500k prize to help awaiting-trial inmates
FORMER editor of the International Centre for Investigative Reporting (ICIR), 'Fisayo Soyombo, has donated all of his cash prize from the maiden People Journalism...
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REPORT: Nigeria’s polio survivors not out of the woods yet, but the system hardly cares
AS A CHILD growing up in Sango-Otta, Ogun State, Adeyemi Idowu loved to play soccer with friends. Like others in his age group, he...
REMINDER: 10 times Buhari, his ministers were “not aware” of obvious happenings
SINCE the start of his administration in May 2015, there have been many instances when President Muhammadu Buhari, his ministers, and other public officials...
Deciding who wins elections should not be left to courts — Odinkalu
HUMAN rights activist and writer, Chidi Odinkalu, has expressed disapproval of the trend that sees judges upturning the outcome of elections as announced by...
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Nigeria’s biggest security crisis is its huge population, Prof. Odinkalu warns
NIGERIA's biggest security crisis is not the terrorist group, Boko Haram, but her increasingly overwhelming population size, Chidi Odinkalu, a human rights activist, writer,...
Buhari jeered in Borno where he won over 90 percent votes in 2019 polls
RESIDENTS of Borno state capital, Maiduguri, on Wednesday, jeered at President Muhammadu Buhari as his convoy passed through the city, a recently circulated footage...
IELTS: Should English proficiency tests be cancelled or reviewed? Nigerians react
REACTING to a report published by The ICIR on Friday, Nigerians have faulted the International English Language Testing System (IELTS) for being "exploitative" and...
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