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Struggling to survive — The hidden victims of Nigeria’s conflict.

Struggling to Survive — The hidden victims of Nigeria’s conflict. Dr. Kelechi Onyemaobi Ngala, Borno state: In northeast Nigeria, malnutrition rates are highest among those who manage to escape conflict-hit, inaccessible locations and seek refuge in larger towns, where they receive food and nutritional support from the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP). Despite her best efforts,…

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Between Nigerian Vice President Shettima and Britain Kemi Badenoch

Between Nigerian Vice President Shettima and Britain Kemi Badenoch Dr. James Bwala – Abuja The recent conversation between Nigerian Vice President Kashim Shettima and UK politician Kemi Badenoch highlights the complexity of national identification and the responsibilities associated with heritage. Shettima’s condemnation of Badenoch’s harsh remarks about Nigeria emphasizes an important facet of leadership: the…

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Don’t Pity Dele Farotimi

Don’t Pity Dele Farotimi! Dayo Thomas – A journalist The cases of Dele Farotimi and Aare Afe Babalola are indeed disturbing examples of how state power can be misused to persecute individuals who dare to challenge powerful people in Nigeria. This case involves a dispute between Dele Farotimi and Afe Babalola. Farotimi accuses Babalola of…

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No Excuse for Violence Against Women

No Excuse for Violence Against Women – By Mohamed M. Fall No cultural practice, tradition, economic, or social pressure can justify the suffering endured by millions of women and girls. Our role is to challenge these harmful narratives. Gender inequality and violence against women remain among the most significant challenges to sustainable development, not just…

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