In one of the most unexpected twists in modern African politics, Bassirou Diomaye Faye went from a prison cell to the presidency of Senegal in […]
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Why the NCAA Wants You to Declare Over $10,000 Before Landing in Nigeria
If you’re flying into Nigeria with more than $10,000 in cash, you may want to start filling out that declaration form before the plane lands. […]
Rebuilding Hope: Tinubu’s Government Steps Up Fight Against Terrorism with Human-Focused Reforms in Kaduna
In the heart of Kaduna State, a quiet but powerful shift is taking place. Once torn apart by violence and fear, communities are beginning to […]
To Honor Baba”: Senate Plans Special Tribute to Late President Buhari
The red chamber is warming up for a special session like no other. Come Wednesday, the Nigerian Senate will hold a solemn sitting to honour […]
From Bandits to Bots: Nigeria’s Security Headache Is No Longer Just Bullets and Bombs
In a world that feels like it’s constantly on edge—from war zones to weather alerts, and now, Wi-Fi hacks—Nigeria finds itself at a tough crossroads. […]
Nigeria’s Hidden Leak: The $18 Billion That Disappears Each Year
Let’s be honest—when most Nigerians think of where our money goes, we usually blame the usual suspects: corrupt politicians, inflated budgets, or maybe that cousin […]
Wike Backs Okpebholo Amid Obi’s Benin Visit Drama: A Tale of Protocol, Politics and Power
In Nigeria’s high-stakes political theatre, even a hospital visit can turn into a national debate. That’s exactly what happened earlier this month when Labour Party’s […]
“Doctors Are Not Magicians!” – Benue NMA Rejects Federal Government’s New Pay Circular
Doctors in Benue State are not smiling—again. And this time, it’s not about patients turning to Google for self-diagnosis. It’s the Federal Government’s new circular […]
Locked Out, But Not Backing Down: Senator Natasha’s Dramatic Return to the Senate
It was anything but an ordinary Tuesday at Nigeria’s National Assembly. Around midday, the black car carrying Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan rolled up to the gates […]
Laughing Through the Pain: How Nicknames Became Africa’s New Protest Tool
In Africa, where government policies can feel more like punishments than solutions, people have found a creative outlet for their frustrations — humour. And not […]