As Nigeria looks ahead to upcoming competitions, including the Africa Cup of Nations, and aims for recognition on the global stage, one undeniable fact remains: when...
Nutrition is another critical aspect of food security. Malnutrition continues to affect millions, particularly children and pregnant women. Lack of access to diverse diets rich in...
Technology has become the great equalizer, giving young West Africans tools to challenge old systems and build new ones. Mobile phones, once seen as luxuries, are...
Another key component in addressing food insecurity is improving regional trade and infrastructure. Many parts of the Sahel remain isolated, with poor road networks that make...
Only a handful of African nations, including South Africa, Ghana, and Kenya, have comprehensive mental health policies in place. Nigeria passed its Mental Health Act in...
The future of the region depends on its classrooms. Every child who returns to school represents a step toward lasting peace and prosperity. When young minds...
FCT Minister Nyesom Wike urges African leaders to end foreign aid dependence and drive self-sustaining growth through innovation, bold leadership, and investment in youth, at the...
Take Rwanda, for example. In 1994, a small East African country that once prided itself on community spirit was turned into a killing field. Within 100...
Cybersecurity experts warn of potential attacks aimed at undermining the election's integrity, including Distributed Denial-of-Service (DDoS) attacks to crash the transmission portal on result day, attempts...
This is not to excuse the cruelty of our conversations, but to diagnose it. When justice is scarce, rage finds new platforms. When leadership appears distant,...
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...