President Tinubu Declares Emergency in Rivers State: Power Struggle or Political Takeover?
Why Nigeria’s President Suspended the Governor and What It Means for the Country On March 18, 2025, President Bola Tinubu […]
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Power Play in Paradise: Rivers’ Feud Between Wike & Fubara Puts Nigeria’s Oil Lifeline at Risk
A House Divided in the Heart of the Niger Delta In Nigeria’s oil-rich Niger Delta, home to roughly 7 million
Mark Carney’s Wild Ride: Canada’s Unelected PM Faces Trump, Poilievre, and a Shaky Past
From Banking Bigshot to Top Job—Can He Steer Canada Through Chaos? Hold on tight, Canada, Mark Carney is now Prime
The Senate’s Dirty Laundry: A Nation Watches as Power Plays Trump Justice
Let us not ignore the gender angle either. Out of 109 senators, only four are women. Patricia Etteh, Nigeria’s first female Speaker in 2007, was forced out over a N628 million renovation scandal—meanwhile, men accused of far worse have held onto power.
NATO: Time to Disband or Open the Doors to Russia and Africa?
I hate war. I hate seeing bombed-out homes, kids running from gunfire, and soldiers who never return home. What I
Ontario Election: Ford’s Triumph, Liberal Decline
A Diasporan Reflection Doug Ford’s victory on February 27, 2025, is no small feat. Leading the Progressive Conservatives to a
Germany’s Open Door: A New Destination for African Skilled Workers as Canada and UK Tighten Immigration
For years, Africans looking for better job opportunities abroad set their sights on Canada, the UK, and the US. But
Embracing Peace in Ukraine: Trump’s Bold Gambit to End a Global Nightmare
An African Diaspora Lens on Halting a War That Bleeds the World In the shattered streets of Kyiv and the
Nigeria Defies U.S. Predictions of Collapse, but the 2030 Countdown Raises New Questions
For nearly two decades, Nigeria has been at the center of U.S. intelligence assessments and foreign policy debates predicting its
USAID, NSM-200, and the Silent War Against Nigeria
There is an old saying that when something appears too good to be true, it probably is. For decades, the