Somaliland’s critical minerals offer to US might move the needle in favour of recognition
Bloomberg published an update late last month about Somaliland’s long-running quest for American recognition of its 1991 redeclaration of independence.
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Untold truth behind 76 oil wells and betrayal of Cross River
In the face of misleading narratives and half-truths surrounding the loss of 76 oil wells to Akwa Ibom State, I feel compelled to set the record straight.
Bus Shelter: An infrastructure for the common man
Recently, bus sheltering infrastructures in Calabar metropolis such as the ones around IBB/stadium axis, UNICAL gate axis, 8 miles, etc, have experienced a facelift by way of reconstructions and renovations for the public good.
Oil Money and Brothers at War
Brothers they are; strong as soul sisters. Cross River and Akwa Ibom States; once one and the same until 1987, when, by virtue of State creation, Akwa Ibom was carved out of her big brother’s care and set up to stand on its own.
Can Nigerian Supreme Court judgements be reviewed?
The principle of “Interest Rei Publicae Res Jidicatas Non Rescindi”—it is in the interest of the state that things decided are not rescinded—is quite evident in the spirit of section 235 of the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria (as amended).
10 ways Muhammadu Buhari shaped Nigeria’s tech ecosystem
When Muhammadu Buhari took office on May 29, 2015, Nigeria’s digital sector was barely taking its first steps. The country’s youthful population was ready to explore the possibilities of the internet age, but the infrastructure and policies weren’t quite there yet.