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The Shadow of Insecurity: How Nigeria’s Crises Became a Political Battlefield

From the ravaged farmlands of Benue to the volatile digital spaces echoing with extremist ideologies, insecurity has become an inescapable reality for millions of Nigerians. Banditry in the Northwest, the lingering insurgency in the Northeast, and the increasingly violent clashes between farmers and herders in the Middle Belt are not[Read More…]

3 Million Barrels Per Day Oil Production By 2030, a Dream Nigeria Must Wake From

I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but it is very unlikely this lofty and unrealistic target can be met. Even 2.5 million per day is unlikely. I will try to dissect the reasons why. It is critical Nigeria adopts a sober realization of the challenges facing the[Read More…]

Healthcare in Rural Africa: A Crisis Demanding Collective Action

By Julius Agenmonmen Every day across rural Nigeria and Africa, countless lives are lost—not to war or disasters, but to something far more preventable: a lack of basic healthcare access. In villages tucked away in the heart of Nigeria’s vast countryside, people fight for survival against diseases that should not[Read More…]