Celebrating Women at Home, Questioning Their Rights Abroad
…As Nigeria marks International Women’s Day with praise for women’s resilience and contributions, its diplomatic posture at the United Nations raises troubling questions about…
Opinion and Analysis
Nigeria’s Snakebite Crisis: Time for Urgent Government Action
Nigeria cannot continue to lose lives to preventable snakebites. Every year, nearly 43,000 Nigerians are bitten by snakes, with approximately 1,900 fatalities—a number that…
Listening Before Speaking: What Nigeria’s Youth Taught Me Through the 1.8bn Campaign
In 2023, I began a journey that changed how I understood my country and its young people. I joined the global 1.8 billion Campaign,…
When “America First” Risks Putting Nigerians Last
…An analysis of the $5.1 billion U.S.–Nigeria health MoU, highlighting the risks to national decision-making and program priorities, health commodities security, and the independence…
Trump’s Threat, Nigeria’s Truth: Faith, Fear and the Battle for Narrative
LAGOS, Nigeria – In the charged arena of global politics, where faith, power and insecurity frequently collide, Nigeria has found itself once again pulled…
Enugu West Politics After Ekweremadu: PDP Weakness, Labour Party Gains and Budget Battles
Anselm Okolo (Guest Writer) Enugu West After Ekweremadu’s Exit Enugu West senatorial district, once a dominant force in Enugu politics, is struggling to find…
Senator Ike Ekweremadu: Legacy of Service, Reform, Resilience
Anselm Okolo (Guest Writer) In Nigeria’s Fourth Republic, few political figures have shaped the democratic journey as profoundly as Senator Ike Ekweremadu. From his…