Nigeria

Iorfa Akpen Walk through any market in Lagos, Kano, or Port Harcourt right now and you’ll hear the same conversation repeated in different dialects: “Everything has doubled, but my…
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Prince Charles Dickson Ph.D. There is a quiet tragedy unfolding in Nigeria, and it rarely trends. It does not explode like fuel prices. It does not march through streets like…
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‎After Day 2 of the 2026 African Track Championships going on at the Moshood Abiola National Stadium in Abuja, Team South have overtaken Team Nigeria on the medals table. ‎ ‎On…
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Iorfa Akpen From Benue to Borno, the sound of grief has become a daily drumbeat. Churches burn while mosques are bombed, schoolchildren vanish into forests, and families auction…
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Nigeria’s Ambassador to Israel, Amb. Nkechi Ufochukwu, has said efforts are underway to deepen the trade agreement between Nigeria and Israel as part of a broader plan to boost…
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Poverty in Nigeria rose to 63 per cent in 2025 despite a slowdown in inflation, underscoring the limited impact of recent macroeconomic improvements on household welfare, the World…
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The Federal Government of Nigeria has issued an urgent safety advisory to its citizens residing in the Islamic Republic of Iran and neighbouring Gulf states, following escalating…
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The United States House Committees on Appropriations and Foreign Affairs on Monday formally submitted a report to the White House outlining their findings and recommendations on the…
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Prince Charles Dickson Ph.D How many times can a nation rewrite its own ballot before its people stop believing in ink? How long can democracy survive on correction fluid and…
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Prince Charles Dickson Ph.D. In Nigeria, the road has become a stage where power performs its most absurd theatre. The siren—once a tool of emergency—now plays the soundtrack of…
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