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Niger Triples Oil Revenue in Four Years, After Cutting Ties with France

Niger has achieved a significant economic milestone as the Ministry of Petroleum announced that oil revenues have tripled over the past four years,...

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Why Shipping Between African Countries Is More Expensive Than Trading With Europe or Asia

It costs more to ship a container from Nigeria to Ghana than it does to ship one from China to Nigeria. For many...

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Nigeria’s Super Falcons Win Record 10th WAFCON Title in Thrilling Comeback Over Morocco

Nigeria’s Super Falcons have become the first women’s national team in the world to win a continental title 10 times, clinching the 2024...

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Kenyan Smallholder Farmers Await Landmark Court Ruling on Seed Sovereignty

As the High Court prepares to deliver a landmark ruling on November 27, 2025, smallholder farmers across Kenya anxiously await the outcome. The...

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Nigeria Loses Half Its Harvest to System Failures While GMO Push Ignores the Real Crisis and Forces a False Solution

Nigeria loses up to 50 per cent of its agricultural produce after harvest, according to the Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) of the...

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How Corporations and Donors Are Using Violence and Displacement to Take Over Africa’s Farmlands

From Nigeria’s Middle Belt to the savannahs of Tanzania, a troubling trend is spreading across Africa: small-scale farmers are being violently driven off...

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A Coordinated Plot to Destabilise West Africa? Signs Point to a Growing Threat

A series of high-stakes provocations, misinformation campaigns, and violent incidents unfolding over the past two weeks suggests a deliberate effort to destabilise West...

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FG Reverses 18-Year University Entry Policy but Quietly Reinforces It by Setting JSS Entry Age at 12

The Federal Ministry of Education has unveiled a new policy document for Non-State Schools, setting 12 years as the minimum entry age for...

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Niger Sets Up National Committee to Oversee Critical Digital Infrastructure in Response to Rising Cyber Threats

The Nigerien government has taken a significant step in fortifying its digital landscape by establishing a national committee tasked with overseeing the deployment...

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TELA Maize’s ‘Success’ Questioned As Research Organisations Behind Glowing Report Revealed To Be Gates-Funded

A wave of praise for genetically modified (GMO) TELA maize is sweeping across Nigerian media, backed by glowing reports of higher yields, greater...

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Nigeria: UNTH Chief Threatens Interns with Termination for Protesting 25% Pay Cut Since January

Professor Obinna Onoduogo, Chief Medical Director (CMD) of the University of Nigeria Teaching Hospital (UNTH), Enugu, has threatened to terminate the appointments of...

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U.S.-Funded PR Network Secretly Targets Nigerian GMO Critics While Enlisting Doctors and Journalists to Shape Public Opinion

In a multi-continent campaign, the U.S. government funded public relations strategies and digital surveillance tools aimed at reshaping Nigerians’ perceptions of genetically modified...