Jos: The ceaseless bleeding on the Plateau, By Bolutife Oluwadele

Jos is more than a local tragedy. It is a mirror of Nigeria itself, a preview of what can happen when the nation fails to define belonging in civic, rather than ethnic, terms. The city sits on a symbolic frontier between the Muslim north and the Christian south. Every clash there reverberates across national politics, […]

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Adelabu’s power lines as laundry lines, By Azu Ishiekwene

Azu Ishiekwene writes about Muhammadu Buhari and his legacy.

After watching Adelabu perform so poorly over the last two years on the national stage, I was hoping he would go away quietly, under the shadow of the darkness he has fostered. But since he insists that he won’t leave quietly – or appears determined to stay on – I’m considering a self-appointed mission to […]

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