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Kate Henshaw Questions Power Minister Over Persistent Blackouts, Rising Cost Of Self-Generation

Nigeria, Nov. 7 -- Nigerian actress, Kate Henshaw, has taken a swipe at the Federal Government over the persistent electricity crisis in the country, questioning the performance of the Ministry of Pow... Read More


Endsars: The Tragedy Nigeria Has Failed To Learn From

Nigeria, Oct. 20 -- The greatest tragedy of Nigeria's #EndSARS movement was not merely the bloodshed, destruction, and profound national anguish that characterized October 2020. Rather, the true trage... Read More


Beyond Cash-and-Carry Democracy: Nigerians Need CASH-Driven Governance

Nigeria, Oct. 14 -- CASH-driven democracy is derived from the first letters of "Care, Attention, Support and Honesty", four principles that should define responsible governance. It means caring for th... Read More


To Some It Is 'Goodbye Teacher', To Others, It Is 'Thank You Teacher'

Nigeria, Oct. 6 -- As the world celebrates the 2026 World Teachers' Day, it is worth pausing to remember the men and women who stood before us in classrooms, chalk in hand, lesson notes under their ar... Read More


When Bad Roads Turn Floods Into National Disasters

Nigeria, Sept. 29 -- Nigeria's annual flooding has once again exposed a problem that goes far beyond the rising waters. Across cities, towns and rural communities, floods have revealed the alarming co... Read More


Obi, Divine Favour And The Futility Of Political Calumny

Nigeria, Sept. 29 -- There is a point at which political criticism ceases to be criticism and becomes an attempt to destroy a man's reputation by any means available. In Nigeria's increasingly combati... Read More


Media Reportage And The Fueling Of Afrophobia In South Africa

Nigeria, Aug. 13 -- South Africa's recurring attacks on African migrants cannot be explained solely by unemployment, poverty, crime, political frustration or competition for scarce economic opportunit... Read More