Jisike Collective: Tackling youth crime through storytelling
By Paul Ejime
Shaka (not his real name) is a 15-year-old born in Britain to African immigrant parents. The family live in Dorset County, in the...
United We Stand: Why 2027 must be Nigeria’s democratic turning point
By Kunle Oshobi
There comes a time in the life of every nation when the people must decide whether they will be governed or whether...
Dias accuses Guinea-Bissau junta of preparing Embalo’s return to Power
By Paul Ejime Fernando Dias da Costa, the candidate who claimed victory in Guinea-Bissau’s November 23rd presidential election, has accused the Gen. Horta Inta-A-led military junta of...
Nigeria’s 4th Republic: What is working and what is not working
By Nnenna Elendu-Ukeje
In Mexico, an air conditioner is called a politician, “because it makes a lot of noise but doesn’t work very well”.
After three...
Peculiarity and dangers of Nigeria’s politics of fear
By Richard Ikiebe
Some politicians depend on massive turnout to win, while others thrive when citizens are too afraid to leave their homes to vote....
Eminent Africans demand release of Guinea-Bissau election results
By Paul Ejime
A group of 20 eminent Africans, including former President of Cabo Verde Pedro Pires, ex-Foreign Minister José Brito, former senior ECOWAS officials, heads...
