Poor get reprieve after court rules naira deadline unconstitutional
Nigerians confronted by hardships over the scarcity of the newly redesigned naira notes in conjunction with the country’s cashless policy introduced by the apex bank have had a last-minute reprieve from a policy that had disrupted their lives and exacerbated hunger.
Buhari, ex-Nigerian leader, laid to rest in Home Town Daura
By Paul Ejime
Nigeria’s northern town of Daura witnessed an unusual crowd on Tuesday, 15 July 2025, as Nigerians and members of foreign delegations paid...
Francis: Epitome of simplicity, friend of the poor, undaunted by controversy
By Paul Ejime
The passing of Pope Francis, aged 88, on Easter Monday (21 April 2025) has ended a 12-year papacy marked by humility and...
Jittery junta leaders and compelling needs for ECOWAS unity
By Paul Ejime
Ahead of the 29 January 2025 deadline for their self-imposed exit from ECOWAS, the junta leaders of Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger,...
Cardinal Prevost, a dark horse, first American and Peruvian Pope
Cardinal Prevost, a dark horse, as the first American and Peruvian Pope
By Paul Ejime
If it were a secular contest judged by 'political correctness,' or...
The black sheep in Economic Community of West African States
By Paul Ejime
ECOWAS is struggling to whip its wayward member States into line, but the list of leaders undermining the principles and objectives of...
