THE AMERICAN LION: POPE LEO XIV A New Pontiff from the New World.
Can He Unite a Changing Church and Address Africa’s Rising Voice? The thick, white smoke billowed from the Sistine Chapel […]
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The New Scramble: Why Africa’s Riches Still Bleed for the West
From Ouagadougou to the Amazon, a new generation resists an old playbook of plunder disguised as partnership. But as a
Open Letter to Umar Farouk Bala: A Response to Your Critique of Captain Ibrahim Traoré
I read your recent article, “Ibrahim Traoré: The Soldier Selling Africa False Hope”, published in Premium Times, with a mixture
UK Immigrants Welcome Potential Ouster of Conservative Leader Kemi Badenoch: A Story of Irony and Shifting Politics
Amid growing Conservative Party tensions, immigrant communities react to leadership debates, highlighting the paradox of a Nigerian-born leader criticized for
NIGERIA’S UNHOLY WAR: Faith, Fear, and Failure on the Frontlines
Inside the spiraling chaos: Bishops cry foul in Washington, Abuja pushes back, and millions are caught in the crossfire of
Who’s Really Right? The Conservative Who Stayed the Course or the Liberal Who Shifted Gears?
In politics, few things are more powerful or more confusing than a change of heart. That is exactly what Canadians
Esan Descendants Assembly Condemns Uromi Mob Killing, Calls for Justice Amid Deep-Seated Insecurity
A pall of grief has descended upon the ancient town of Uromi, Nigeria, following a horrific incident where several individuals
Justice on Trial: The Uromi Killings and Nigeria’s Crisis of Accountability
Sixteen human lives, brutally taken in Uromi, Edo State, Nigeria have reignited a firestorm of questions about justice, security, and
The Nepean Gambit: Mark Carney’s Rise and Canada’s Democratic Dilemma
A Riding Switch, Divided Opinions, and the Stakes for Canada’s Future On a windy Sunday morning, March 23, 2025, Mark
The Kogi Central Recall Scandal: Poverty, Power, and a Fight for Justice
Imagine living in a place where poverty is so deep that a promise of help—like an empowerment program—can pull hundreds