State Policing Won’t Save Nigeria. But It’s a Start
By Assam Francis The Nigerian Senate passed the State Police Bill on June 24, 2026. After decades of[…]
Nigeria’s Insecurity Crisis: Banditry, Terrorism, and the Challenge of Internal Security Reform
By Esther Oniseitan For many Nigerians, insecurity has stopped being just a headline; it has become part of[…]
The Future of Democracy in Africa
By Esther Oniseitan Nobody really knows where democracy in Africa is headed. There is a constant tug-of-war between[…]
Beyond the Ballot: What Nigerians Should Expect as the 2027 General Elections Approach
By Oluwaseun Taiwo Nigeria’s 2027 general elections are gradually moving from political speculation to national reality. Across the[…]
Climate Change and Conflict in Africa: How Environmental Stress Fuels Insecurity
By Esther Oniseitan Climate change has become one of the most pressing security challenges facing Africa today. Although[…]
Uganda’s Anti-Aid Strategy: A Path to Independence or a Prelude to Financial Pressure?
By Angel Uganda is a country located in East Africa that is rich in natural resources, fertile agricultural[…]
Nigeria’s Economic Reforms and the Rising Cost of Living: Are Citizens Being Left Behind?
By Esther Oniseitan Nigeria’s economy is undergoing one of its most significant transitions since the return to democratic[…]
Africa Must Unite or Fall
By Assam Francis The world is on fire, and nobody is pretending otherwise anymore. Russia’s war on Ukraine[…]
THE RISE OF YOUTH-LED PEACE INITIATIVES IN AFRICA- HOW YOUNG AFRICANS ARE WORKING TO PREVENT LOCAL CONFLICTS
By Esther Oniseitan There have been significant changes across Africa, and Africa’s teeming youth remain at the forefront[…]