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Around Africa, Elections Have Become Too Inconvenient

José Eduardo Van-Dúnem dos Santos was 37 when the ruling Popular Movement for the Liberation of Angola (better known by its Portuguese acronym, MPLA) chose him to succeed its founding president, Augustinho Neto, in September 1979. By 2010, dos Santos had been
July 28, 2026

Tinted Glass, Broken Trust

“Better Nigerian people, I greet una ohh.” That was how the new police spokesman, CSP Aniete Okokon, opened his video on tinted glass permits. No threats. No sirens. Just explanation. For once, the Nigeria Police Force tried talking with Nigerians instead of
July 27, 2026
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Remi Tinubu, From Mama Akara To Mama Akwete

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu is a lucky man. He is a lucky husband and a lucky father. The president may not be forgotten in a hurry; long after he has served out his tenure as the leader of Nigeria, the largest Black
July 25, 2026
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Economic Challenges And Solutions Evolution

Presently, Nigeria ranks as the third-largest economy in Africa by nominal GDP, which stands at USD 377 billion after South Africa (USD 480 billion) and Egypt (USD 430 billion), while Algeria ranks fourth at USD 317 billion. Oil and gas dominate Nigeria’s
July 25, 2026

Governor Mutfwang’s apology to Igbos

On Sunday, July 19, Gov. Caleb Mutfwang of Plateau State formally apologized to the Igbo community in the state for the state’s role in the Nigerian civil (1967-1970). Addressing Igbo leaders from different parts of the state at Government House in Jos,
July 25, 2026

Beyond the ₦25,000 Fine

A clamped car. A ₦25,000 fine. A minister releasing CCTV footage What should have been a routine airport parking violation has exploded into Nigeria’s latest test of fairness, power, and institutional maturity. The controversy began when Peter Obi, now linked to the
July 20, 2026
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