In Between Sharia and the 1959 Bargain, Sam Amadi examines how politicization of Sharia law enables abuse of due process.
Sam Amadi
Sam Amadu, an accomplished public servant was chair of Nigeria Electricity Regulatory Commission. He is currently a lecturer and head of department at Baze University in Abuja, FCT.
Posted inOpinion
The Peter Obi Mystique
Amadi interrogates the Peter Obi mystique and demonstrates why his social capital steadily appreciates despite a bland public persona.
Posted inCrime & Justice
Ebubeagu and violent crimes in Imo State
Dr. Sam Amadi ponders on the allegation that there’s a link between Ebubeagu and upsurge of violent crimes in Imo.
Posted inPolitics & Policy
How youths make a difference in politics
Dr Sam Amadi muses on how Nigerian youths can make a difference in politics by not trying to be different – but being intentionally effective.
Posted inEditorial
Let trafficking in awards end with 2020
Sam Amadi argues that the search for excellence in Nigeria will truly begin when we let go and end trafficking in meaningless awards and honours.
Posted inCity Guide
What kills us are our perverse social norms
Dr. Sam Amadi reflects on our perverse social norms and wonders why and how we expect school girls to be moral without the needed sponsorship.