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Old Files, New Fight: Why the Atiku-EFCC Debate Is Back Ahead of 2027 As Nigeria approaches the 2027 general elections, an old ...

How Namibia Is Handling Its Debt Burden, and Who Pays the Price Namibia faces a difficult economic balancing act. The government must ...

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Why Kidnapping in Nigeria Rose 66% in One Year: What the Numbers Really Say Nigeria’s kidnapping crisis has entered another worrying phase. ...

One Crown, Two Palaces: The Battle for Kano’s Emirate Throne A Throne Divided In Kano, one of northern Nigeria’s most historically significant ...

A Trip Down Memory Lane: Nigeria Before and After Independence Every October 1, Nigerians gather to celebrate their country’s independence. Flags are ...

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Tinubu Greenlights Olokola Deep Seaport: What the Blue Marine Economic Zone Means for Ogun State. President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s administration has given ...

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