Opinion
Fasting Over Farming? Nigeria’s Agricultural Sector Suffers as Ministry Calls for Prayers, Not Reforms
Despite its vast land resources and diverse crop production, Nigeria’s agricultural sector remains trapped by decades of oil dependency, growing insecurity, and underinvestment....
Senegal’s Victory Against England’s Spoilt Brats Long Overdue For African Football
When the England Football Association confirmed a friendly match against Senegal, bookies quickly drew up odds in favour of the Three Lions. The...
The Price of Silence: Stampedes, Floods, Insecurity and Hardship in Tinubu’s Nigeria
In a democracy, the President is employed by the people. However, under President Bola Tinubu, a pattern of indifference has emerged, ranging from...
The War on Gaza – An African Perspective
The carnage in Gaza has been ongoing since 1947, though the mainstream narrative claims it all began on October 7th, 2023. I believe...
From Poverty In Gambia to the Premier League: Yankuba Minteh Is West Africa’s Breakout Star Of The 2024/25 Season
Four years ago, Yankuba Minteh lived with his parents and shared a room with seven siblings – his nights spent on the cold...
André Onana: Now is the time for Man United’s first-ever African goalkeeper to leave Old Trafford
André Onana’s Manchester United career has been a rollercoaster with more lows than highs. From being hailed as world-class to being labelled as...
Opinion: The Empire, the Spectacle, and the Soft Coup in South Africa
On May 21, 2025, the world witnessed a stunning moment in the Oval Office. The President of the United States, Donald Trump, publicly...
Opinion: Dear Macbeth, JAMB’s Tribalism has Murdered Sleep.
Trust! Once betrayed, it can rarely ever be amended. Oh, how true these words are at an hour such as this — that...
An Open Letter To Governor Umo Eno – Part 1
My Dear Governor, Pastor Umo Eno, No harm intended I write this letter with the deepest respect for you, not just as the...
The President’s Son
In the annals of Nigerian governance, few spectacles are as galling as the brazen entitlement of the president’s children, strutting through the corridors...
Opinion: The Sahel’s Diplomatic Confusion – AES, Russia, and Algeria in a Tangled Web
The Alliance of Sahel States (AES), comprising Mali, Niger, and Burkina Faso, has shown strong military and diplomatic cohesion since their respective military...
“Alabuga Truth”: A Western Disinformation Operation In Focus
In today’s world, power is no longer solely defined by military might or economic dominance; it heavily depends on control of narratives. As...