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Jimoh Ibrahim, in broad daylight, By Sonala Olumhense

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I have spent time on the Third Floor of the United Nations Headquarters in New York, where the press corps works. It is not a gentle place. The journalists there are seasoned professionals drawn from every region of the world: people who have reported wars, corruption scandals, and the fall of governments. They are interested […]

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The Yoruba and Sovereignty Question, By Jimoh Ibrahim

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Amotekun: The six states of the Yoruba ethnic group of Nigeria recently demanded from the central Government more powers to control security in their region; despite the Nigerian Police and the Military already in place, the Yoruba states now set up the Amotekun paramilitary forces. The question remains could this be the security arm of […]

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