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Rise Of Being Killed As A Police In Nigeria Source: Prof. John Egbeazien Oshodi Listen to article All over the media we can say in the last seven days Nigeria has treated the police unfairly as well as other law enforcement men and women. Why the recent police deaths are particularly a problem is the dramatic rate, its unique nature, strangeness, and the unfortunate messages these acts send to the country. All these are happening suddenly as Nigeria look like tumbling into the darkness due to its most crucial issues—lawlessness, impunity, nepotism, joblessness, hopelessness, corruption, in...

An Advisory Note To Acting Igp Usman Baba Source: Prof. John Egbeazien Oshodi Listen to article I agree that the talk of secession is hot right now, but the largest threat to Nigeria’s national security is not the public cry for regional separation or sovereignty but the sweeping acts of kidnapping for ransom targeting boarding schools; violence between herding and farming communities; the unlawful wearing of an AK-47-style rifle in public; communal suffering inflicted by Boko Haram; ongoing daylight armed robbery, and other crises of murder, rape, jail outbreaks, killer food/fruit juice a...

President Buhari, This Could Have Been Your Son Victimized by Danladi Umar Source: Prof. John Egbeazien Oshodi Listen to article President Muhammadu Buhari end the silence, speak to us about the grisly video of his beating by your Conduct Tribunal Chairman, Danlandi Umar and his uttering about the 'Biafran Boys.' Mr. President, this young man deserves to hear from you. He was filmed while being brutalized by Umar who always maintained that he works under your presidency. Clement Sargwak, is a 22-year-old man who was posted as a security guard to Banex Plaza, in Wuse, Abuja. President Muhamma...

I’m Sorry. Mr. President, It Isn’t Working, Change Course! Source: Prof. John Egbeazien Oshodi It is not too late to change the course of things. There is what we in Psychological Science call Intelligence Quotient (IQ) in individuals, it is a measure of intellectual ability. Let’s apply it to the Nigerian society as a geographical brain and body. It is the "ability" of performing. In other words, the ability for comprehension, combinations, and learning. As a nation it isn't that we are less intelligent, but the enormous psychological and physical conditions of our national geogr...