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OP-ED Opinions 

The Ahmadu Bello Syndrome: The Curse Of Nigeria By B.U Nwosu

The cat is out of the bag in Nigeria! The ongoing massacre, arrest, and incarceration of Nigerian youth across the Southern region by the hounds of the British Empire masquerading as Nigerian soldiers and police officers, shows who is actually calling the shots in Nigeria. The most powerful person in Nigeria is never the President or any of the motley… Read More
OP-ED Opinions 

Bola Tinubu: Enemy Of Yoruba Nation And His Enemies By Dr Bolaji O. Akinyemi

The brouhaha over the article: “Bola Tinubu: The Fall Of An Emperor at Lekki toll gate”, will continue to generate different reactions from friends and foes, probably till 2023, when the manifestation or otherwise of this fall shall become evident before Lagosians, Nigerians and the world at large. There is nothing unethical or ethnical about unveiling the masquerade,  named Jagaban,… Read More
Africa West Africa World 

US holds up announcement of Okonjo-Iweala as WTO boss

– – The United States is holding up the official announcement of Nigeria’s Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala as the new boss of the World Trade Organisation. On Wednesday Okonjo-Iweala secured majority of votes to become the first African to head the World Trade Organization. Member countries in the European Union and ECOWAS all endorsed her candidacy. Okonjo-Iweala who was the only African… Read More
Africa Investments 

En Tunisie, Souk At-tanmia élargit l’horizon des possibles pour les entrepreneurs en temps de crise

Connue sous le nom de Cilium sous l’Empire romain, Kasserine est une cité au patrimoine singulier. Une ville située au centre-ouest de la Tunisie où perdure, à travers les générations, un savoir-faire artisanal qui fait sa renommée. Najet Salhi est originaire de Kasserine. Assise, d’un air déterminé, elle tient dans ses mains deux touffes d’alfa. Utilisée depuis le 19ème siècle,… Read More
Africa Investments 

Maroc : la Cour des comptes exporte son savoir-faire et renforce l’exigence d’une gouvernance publique au service des citoyens

Vêtue de la toge noire à longues manches, Sara Abdel Ilah prête serment pour devenir magistrate à la Cour des comptes. Une des plus prestigieuses institutions du Maroc, située à Rabat. Comme la plupart des magistrats de cette juridiction financière, Sara a un parcours exemplaire. Sortie major de promotion d’une grande école d’ingénieurs, cette trentenaire a décidé de relever un… Read More
Human Rights World 

Hindus seek public holiday for Diwali in Réunion

Atlanta, AGV: Hindus are seeking public holiday in Réunion island (French overseas territory in Indian Ocean in Africa) on Diwali, the most popular of their festivals; starting 2022. Hindu statesman Rajan Zed, in a statement in Nevada (USA) today, said that it was not fair with Réunion Hindu community as they had to be at work/school on their most popular… Read More
Africa Investments 

Appointment of Mr. Lamin Barrow as Acting Senior Director, Nigeria Country Office, African Development Bank Group

The African Development Bank Group is pleased to announce the appointment of Mr. Lamin Barrow as Acting Senior Director – Nigeria Country Office, effective 1 November 2020. Mr. Barrow, a Gambian national, joined the African Development Bank in 2000. He is currently Director, Joint Secretariat Support Office for the African Development Bank, African Union and the Economic Commission for Africa in the Office… Read More
Africa West Africa World 

Nigeria’s Okonjo-Iweala becomes first African to head the WTO

– – Nigeria’s Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala has been voted as the new head of the World Trade Organization. She secured 104 out of 164 votes to become the first African to head the World Trade Organization. Member countries in the European Union and ECOWAS all endorsed her candidacy. Okonjo-Iweala who was the only African left in the race beat South Korea’s… Read More
OP-ED Opinions 

Buhari Or Any President From The North Will Resist Change By Bayo Oluwasanmi

Poverty. Corruption. Unemployment. Police brutality. Armed robbery. Hunger. Crippling economy. Kidnapping. Boko Haram. Fulani herdsmen terrorists. Crumbling schools. Dilapidated infrastructure. Sub-standard education. Epileptic electricity. Lack of portable water. No hospitals. No drugs. No healthcare coverage. No social safety net. Nothing works. Nigerians wonder why these calamities are not enough to shake Buhari out of his comfortable, familiar stupor. There is… Read More
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