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Throwback: Gains of Nigeria Police conference and retreat

By Edwin Nwachukwu Lenders Consult International Limited is widely recognised as the founder and lead organiser of the Nigeria Pitch Awards, acknowledged as Nigeria’s longest-running football awards programme.  The company’s...

Liberia’s electoral chief Browne-Lansanah resigns amid controversies

By Paul Ejime Madam Davidetta Browne-Lansanah, Chairperson of Liberia’s National Elections Commission (NEC),  has announced her resignation effective 15th March...

How to Strengthen West Africa’s Security Against Terrorism, Violent Extremism

By Paul Ejime Nigeria reached out to the U.S. and Ghana for cooperation before the American military strikes against...

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...

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...
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Will Nigeria’s New Electoral Chief Deliver Credible Elections?

By Paul Ejime At his Senate screening on Thursday, 16th October, Prof. Joash Ojo Amupitan, a Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN) and the sixth Chairman-designate of the Independent...

Ezekwesili urges Nigerian Senate, Political Class to “Stop Playing with Fire”

 A Public Memo By Obiageli “Oby” Ezekwesili The wisest and free advice that the Nigerian Senate, as well as the House of Representatives, can receive...

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...

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...

Nigeria at a crossroads: A nation’s pain and the search for a healing touch

By Collins Chukwuma It’s in the weary eyes of the market woman, who now counts her few tomatoes like precious jewels. It’s in the silent...

International recognition of Palestine raises hope

By Zizette Darkazally Palestinians must unite around a national plan and the political factions must come together under the umbrella of the Palestine Liberation Organisation...
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