Jibrin Ibrahim
Coverage of Jibrin Ibrahim in the Nexus archive.
- Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in an era of flux: The Nigerian story, By Jibrin Ibrahim
The article discusses the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) as a policy framework addressing historical issues like poverty, inequality, and colonialism's legacy. It highlights Nigeria's context within the SDGs, emphasizing their role in reducing global disparities.
- My concerns about the dangers of introducing state police remain, By Jibrin Ibrahim
The Senate passed a bill to establish state police in Nigeria to address rising insecurity. The article author, Jibrin Ibrahim, expresses ongoing concerns about the potential dangers of this move.
- No sheriff in town so bandits/terrorists kill as they please, By Jibrin Ibrahim
The article highlights the growing threat of bandits and terrorists in Nigeria, who are overpowering the state and its security forces. It criticizes the government's inability to protect citizens, citing an attack where security personnel were killed. The author, Jibrin Ibrahim, argues that there is no effective leadership or security presence to counter these threats.
- The state of the nation, By Jibrin Ibrahim, et al.
The article reflects on the annulled election of June 12, 1993, in Nigeria, noting that 33 years have passed since the event. It highlights that the median age of Nigerians is 18, implying many younger citizens may not fully grasp the historical significance of the election.