Iraq was invaded under false pretenses in 2003; two decades later, it remains fractured and unstable. Libya, once united under Gaddafi’s authoritarian but functional rule, collapsed...
Democracy in Africa may still be dressing for the real performance. Its costumes seem borrowed, its stage uneven, and its actors uncertain. Perhaps, in the restless...
Nigeria’s economic crisis is a mirror reflecting the state of its governance, security, and social cohesion. It is a crisis that demands more than speeches—it requires...
This is reminiscent of President Cyril Ramaphosa’s masterclass in diplomacy during his Oval Office meeting with Trump, when the latter made claims about alleged killings of...
The recent enactment of the Arbitration and Mediation Act (AMA) 2023 introduced reforms aimed at enhancing arbitration enforcement. Onyeze (2023) acknowledges the AMA’s provision of a...
On the economic front, Nigeria’s status as Africa’s largest economy belies the scale of human hardship: poverty rates rising, many households suffering food insecurity, and public...
The fact of the matter is that the United States of America knows Tinubu more than he knows himself. Therefore, instead of the mundane attempts to...
He will send the 82nd Airborne to the Jos Plateau to do what, exactly? Distinguish between a potato farmer and a bandit militant? Negotiate with a...
As Senator Rabiu Kwankwaso suggested, the US could assist Nigeria with cutting-edge technology to tackle these problems. The fundamental question is: Should Nigeria prioritize its sovereignty...
The National Assembly, security stakeholders, and all citizens must demand immediate accountability and transparency regarding the full scope of the August 2025 MoUs. The true national...
Nigerians are not asking for too much this year. They want a Christmas season where: children can have clothes and...
A Vatican commission has ruled that the Church is not ready to move forward on women becoming deacons, despite ongoing...
If genocide must wait until the elite lose their heads, then Nigeria is being governed by mad men in suits...
Pope Leo XIV prayed for peace in Lebanon and the wider region during his visit to Saint Charbel’s monastery in...
Unless these conditions are met, Nigeria is not experiencing a period of restored stability. Instead, it is going through a...
Recently, the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) issued a stark warning that 35 million Nigerians are projected to face...
Recapitalization is often associated with difficult short-term adjustments, but in the long run, it safeguards the entire financial system from...
These reforms signal a new kind of social contract: a government that delivers and a citizenry that builds. If this...
Gusau’s effort to reposition the NFF is a reminder that real development is rarely glamorous. It is slow, disciplined and...
Traditional finance is built on institutional trust: banks, regulators, and insurers guarantee safety. Peer-to-peer systems replace this with distributed trust:...
There is no registration requirement or KYC. Most brokers providing demo accounts require traders to register with them first, or,...
The football world awaits the 2026 World Cup draw in Washington, where President Donald Trump is expected to headline the...