Majeed Dahiru
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Emefiele is not to blame, By Majeed Dahiru
Emefiele was hired by someone to run the CBN as an agency of Government. And that person is President Muhammadu Buhari. → Read More
The future of History in Nigeria, By Majeed Dahiru
To sustain nation building through re-introduction of History in schools, the leadership needs to reflect the new paradigm in its programmes. → Read More
AfDB and food security in Nigeria, By Majeed Dahiru
A few weeks ago, I embarked one of my favourite hobbies; a road trip across the beautiful land and places in Nigeria. Road travelling in Nigeria is an invaluable educational experience that exposes one to the peoples and culture of the countryside and their socio-economic realities. And so, after a long hiatus from road travels […] → Read More
Nigeria at 62: A people divided in oneness, By Majeed Dahiru
A new consciousness of the oneness of the Nigerian people, irrespective of ethno-geographic variations, is required to transform Nigeria. → Read More
Odogwu Bitters: Nigerian brew making waves around the world, By Majeed Dahiru
Created by Obi Cubana, Odogwu Bitters, a uniquely blended Nigerian herbal spirit is set to become the country’s next biggest export product. → Read More
PDP and consequences of sailing against the wind in 2023, By Majeed Dahiru
If the PDP goes ahead to sail against the wind in 2023 by fielding a Northern candidate, the ship of the party will capsize. → Read More
Terrorists now targeting males in new killing spree
"The bandits were looking for every male child to kill, no matter how small. They will open and see if it is a girl they will leave but... → Read More
Cry, my beloved northern Nigeria, By Majeed Dahiru
Northern Nigeria is bleeding and many of its people are now calling for its rescue from an army of killers that is fast turning the region into the largest human slaughter slab in the world. From Zamfara to Katsina and Kebbi to Niger, bandits have unleashed terror on the people of the western flank of […] → Read More
The Rare and Unusual Yahya Bello, By Majeed Dahiru
Yayha Bello will eventually emerge from the shadows and make an open bid for the governorship seat of Kogi state in 2015 at the age of 40 → Read More
Nigeria at 61 and the bane of identity politics, By Majeed Dahiru
On October 1, Nigeria marked its 61st independent anniversary as a notoriously corrupt country that is the most terrorized poverty capital of the world. This does not come as a surprise to many because Nigeria’s journey to nationhood has been stuttered, halted and eventually put on a reverse mode by its political leadership over the […] → Read More
Ortom: Between Rwanda's Tutsi and Nigeria's Hutu, By Majeed Dahiru
ADVERTISEMENTFrustrated by the mass killings in his state, which has resulted into thousands of death and the displacement of millions of people, Samuel Ortom, a Tiv and the governor of Benue; a state that is plagued by farmers/herders clashes, had this to say of President Muhammadu Buhari, a Fulani ‘’Mr President is pushing me to […] → Read More
Fulani banditry: A tale of worms and reptiles, By Majeed Dahiru
Herdsmen terrorist now beatified as Fulani bandits have turned the north-western corner of Nigeria into a terrorist playground, → Read More
Buhari and the IPOB insurgency, By Majeed Dahiru
It is this acute failure of leadership on the part of President Buhari that Nnamdi Kanu exploited to form his Eastern Security Network (ESN). → Read More
Nigeria: On the road to Sudan, By Majeed Dahiru
Like al-Bashir was in Sudan, will Buhari be the last President of a united Nigeria? History has a way of repeating itself. → Read More
OPL 245: Abacha Family and the Malabu Trial Scandal, By Majeed Dahiru
In a fresh twist to the entire Malabu Oil saga, the Abacha family emerged from behind the clouds to lay claim to the ownership of OPL 245. → Read More
OPINION: The Needless Hijab Controversy In Kwara, By Majeed Dahiru
The controversy generated by the use of hijab is indicative of how deeply Nigeria has become polarised along ethno-religious fault lines. → Read More
OPINION: Reinvoking the Faultlines: Nigeria's Raw Ethnic Animosities, By Majeed Dahiru
The violent attacks on the Hausa community at Sasha in Ibadan were inexcusable crimes motivated by a misdirected form of ethnic hatred. → Read More
OPINION: Too Much Ado About Fulani Ethnic Profiling, By Majeed Dahiru
While criminal elements represent a low percentage of Fulani people, they have left a serious image problem for the entire ethnic group. → Read More
President Buhari: Nigeria Is At the End Stage of State Failure, By Majeed Dahiru
If right steps are taken, they will take the wind out of sail of the widespread protest and avert an outright insurrection. → Read More
Mr. President, Yes, At 60 Nigeria Makes No Sense, By Majeed Dahiru
In what has become a familiar pattern, the speech delivered by President Muhammadu Buhari to mark the sixty years anniversary of Nigeria’s independence was one that didn’t fit the purpose of the occasion of a country’s diamond jubilee. By far the worst Independence Day speech by any Nigerian leader in […] → Read More