Features And Interviews

The problem isn’t the system of government but poor leadership that opens the door to despots and coup plotters.

Heavily armed security forces aren’t the answer to a century-old land dispute sparked by the effects of climate change.

"Clearly, we are in a climate emergency. Clearly, we need to address it. Clearly, we need to support the most...

The senator says it is the creation of the press that the current senate is a rubber stamp legislature.

‘‘I don't wake up any day and just cross-dress. It depends on how I'm feeling, I know one day I'll...

When it comes to carbon dioxide emissions, sub-Saharan Africa is collectively responsible for barely half a per cent of all...

Juliana Achimugu cultivates rice and maize on her one and a half hectare of land.

The elective national convention of the leading opposition, PDP, holding today, is a crucial step in the preparations for the...

After one year of sitting, the Lagos judicial panel awarded N410.2 million as compensation to 70 victims of police abuses,...

The military has shown poor judgement of the political and security climate in Sudan and the international community.

This year, the UN Climate Change Conference COP 26 will be held in Glasgow, United Kingdom.

Since taking office, President Buhari’s highest allocation to the education sector is 7.9 per cent of the total budget.

The internet went abuzz with the claim that a former federal lawmaker, Dino Melaye, graduated as the best student at...

Olabisi Ajala reputedly toured 87 countries on a scooter, meeting political leaders and celebrities until he returned home to die...

Though the Falcons are still the highest-ranked team in Africa, some feel the Nigeria women's team have regressed compared to...

Erratic internet connection is routine in Nigeria, with the country trailing in terms of broadband penetration and speed averages.

Laws and certification schemes aren’t protecting the Democratic Republic of the Congo’s most vulnerable – a fresh approach is needed.

Jide Kosoko also says the #ENDSARS protests began on a good note "but something happened along the line".

Nine of the Nigerian states receiving the highest revenue allocations also have some of the highest numbers of out-of-school children...

"Once you have problems with the ports, our economy will not be okay," the lawmaker says.

How AFTCA and a pandemic world pose new opportunities for hospitality and tourism on the continent.

Like the rest of the world, the African continent has seen public discontent growing even as wealth has improved.

"What annoyed us is where the southern governors said power must shift to the south."

These clashes must be prevented from taking on a regional dimension, as happened with terrorism and organised crime.

"... With Ahmed Joda gone, the north is at best now a huge graveyard. Its children are now largely orphans."