by Jibrin Ibrahim Yes indeed, time is passing and the agronomy of the parents and relations continue to grow. So far, seven of the parents of the girls have died of their chagrin. Is the Nigerian State and Government saying they will continue to watch as the Kibaku Nation is annihilated? My heart bleeds for... Read More

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Opinion: Sanusi and the prospects of radical Emirship

by Jubrin Ibrahim The radical agenda that we all hope HH Sanusi II will seek to exercise his influence on is clear. The first is the promotion of education in general and girl child education in particular. I start my column today with an apology to my teacher and mentor, Prof A. D. Yahaya who... Read More

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December 23, 2013

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Opinion: How to differentiate the APC from the PDP

by Jubrin Ibrahim Another good friend and intellectual of the progressive movement, Bamidele Aturu has also argued that there was no difference between the PDP leaders and their APC counterparts. Increasingly, the APC is asserting itself as the game changer in Nigerian politics. It has shown that it is possible to coalesce a huge opposition... Read More

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November 27, 2013

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Opinion: The National Conference and its historical signposts

by Jibrin Ibrahim On the 20th November, some of us were invited by the Presidential Committee on the National Conference or Dialogue to share perspectives on their work. I used the occasion to draw attention to historical signposts and theoretical perspectives that have coloured the Nigerian debate and become political booby traps. On the... Read More

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November 19, 2013

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Opinion: Why Baba Omojola abandoned the Anglican Church to face Ifa religion

by Jubrin Ibrahim Just before being called to the Bar, he participated in a demonstration against apartheid and was convicted for destroying public property. On appeal, the judge asked him to apologise so that the conviction will be overturned and he could be called to the Bar and he refused to apologise for engaging in... Read More

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