When it comes to wealth transfer, Nigerian Pentecostal churches prefer to keep it all in the family.  

The phenomenon of state-sponsored weddings across Nigeria’s predominantly Muslim northern region raises pertinent questions on the limits of political benevolence.

The genital disappearance panic sweeping across Nigeria evokes nagging anxiety over masculinity and male power.   

The furor over Nigerian President Bola Tinubu’s academic records is less about his person and more about the character of Nigerian society.  

Why do public office holders in Nigeria increasingly appoint a large number of personal aides?

California is set to become the first state to ban discrimination on the basis of caste, giving the United States a window of opportunity to be a leading example on the issue across the world.

Pervasive despondency about democracy in Africa urges the imperative to strengthen democratic institutions and practices.  

The United States and China are competing to offer health aid to nations in the South Pacific.

What various forms of bodily deportment can teach us about power and authority in Africa.

The latest generation of African coupists offers definitive proof that the armed forces are the greatest victims of military rule.