Author: Centre for Nigeria Progress

Nigeriancentric: Examining current & political affairs through law, history & accountability. Challenging official narratives, records institutional failures, & uses sharp humour to expose political hypocrisy No party loyalty, just facts, memory & critique
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‪And as we were saying, the US, Syria & Nicaragua are great, walking down the plank. Such great company, shame about their people. ‬People, elections have consequences, you hear. Trump, Brexit, and May (hopefully people with my FB posting will use June to end May), these decisions should serve as historical warnings. God does not come down in his majestic gear to assist mankind. He talks to us but we on occasions chose not to listen as we did in 2016. Hopefully that will be an aberration and we will come to our senses and listen to God. He only helps those who help themselves.

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The Islamic State by Council of Foreign Relations

With Iraq weakened and a civil war raging in Syria, it’s unclear whether local forces and a U.S.-led international coalition can roll back the self-proclaimed Islamic State. The self-proclaimed Islamic State is a militant Sunni movement that has conquered territory in western Iraq, eastern Syria, and Libya, from which it has tried to establish the …

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The Tyranny of Consensus  By Pius Adesanmi

I congratulate the President, the President's supporters, and the Presidency. They have achieved a feat that President Trump and his handlers can only dream of: a consensus of silence and avoidance. President Trump and his handlers have been heehawing to their hearts' content, they have not been able to foist a consensus of silence and …

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