A professor emeritus, Biodun Jeyifo, has said decolonisation in Nigeria and other postcolonial societies cannot be achieved through administrative reforms alone, arguing that meaningful change must ...

A persistent fear in Nigerian politics is the emergence of a single-party system or a sole presidential candidate. Despite ...

On 14 December 1987, when we learnt that Dr Biodun Jeyifo had resigned from the University of Ife, the anger was palpable at ...

Explore the illusion of a single party by Eric Teniola and its impact on Nigerian politics throughout history.

Professor Biodun Jeyifo, renowned scholar, literary critic, public intellectual, Marxist and committed trade unionist, has ...

Analysis - The curtain has fallen in Oslo and Stockholm. The Nobel Prize laureates have been announced. The award ceremony has taken place; however, it has invariably generated less excitement than ...

Speaking during a live BBC broadcast on road safety, Joshua and Nigeria’s failing national emergency services, Sowore said he was deeply disturbed by images from the crash scene showing victims being ...

The Nigerian Air Force targets bandit camps in Zamfara, killing dozens and destroying IED facilities, enhancing security ...

DSS arrests two suspects nearly two years after the murder of Professor Ekanem Ephraim in Cross River, bringing closure to ...

Since he has the right to his opinion and he retains the discretion on whether to speak on what is happening in the nation, he must, however, know that a man of his calibre is not just another ...

Nobel laureate, Professor Wole Soyinka, has slammed United States President, Donald Trump, over the mass revocation of visas and green cards. Naija News reports that Soyinka, in an interview published ...

Wole Soyinka, Nigerian Nobel Prize winner, has disclosed the only condition that can make him accept an American visa The professor also made it known that he had no issue with the American people, ...