Former Delta State Governor Ifeanyi Okowa during a public event in Nigeria

Ex-Governor Ifeanyi Okowa Is Asking the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission of Nigeria to Release His International Passport So He Can Attend to His Medical Needs Abroad

Dr. Ifeanyi Okowa, a medical doctor by profession and former governor of Delta State, has reportedly asked the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) to release his international passport to enable him travel abroad for medical attention. The development has generated reactions among many Nigerians who believe that public officials who spent years in government […]

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Symbolic image representing the campaign for Leah Sharibu's release from Boko Haram captivity

The Government of Nigeria, Both Past and Present, Has Failed to Secure the Release of Leah Sharibu, Who Remains in the Hands of Boko Haram

Leah Sharibu, who was abducted along with other school girls in 2018, remains in captivity years after her abduction. Although some of the girls were later released, reports indicate that Leah, a Christian, refused to renounce her faith despite pressure from her captors. Her decision has led many people to describe her as a courageous

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Peter Obi and Kenneth Okonkwo at separate public events in Nigeria

Kenneth Okonkwo Faces ₦5 Billion Defamation Battle as Peter Obi Takes Legal Action

Mr. Kenneth Okonkwo is expected to defend his allegations in court following the ₦5 billion defamation suit reportedly filed against him by former presidential candidate Mr. Peter Obi. The lawsuit followed statements allegedly made by Mr. Kenneth Okonkwo during a television interview in which he made serious allegations against Mr. Peter Obi. In response, Mr.

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Governors from different political parties attending a political meeting in Nigeria

Governors from Various Political Parties in Nigeria Who Decamped to the All Progressives Congress Believing President Bola Tinubu Will Help Them Retain Their Positions May Be Shocked in the End

Every governor in Nigeria, including the President of Nigeria, has only one vote, just like every other Nigerian. However, many Nigerians have alleged over the years that political office holders often use the influence of their positions to manipulate electoral outcomes in their favour. The recent wave of governors defecting from various political parties to

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Supporters of the Economic Freedom Fighters at a political gathering in South Africa

The Economic Freedom Fighters in South Africa Are Living Legends

The Economic Freedom Fighters are living legends. The political party and its members in South Africa represent the future, not only of South Africa but also of the African continent. We believe that if the Economic Freedom Fighters are given the opportunity to direct the affairs of South Africa, they will provide good leadership and

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President Bola Tinubu’s Government Allegedly Told Nigerians That If They Want Good Hospitals and Other Infrastructure, They Should Be Able to Pay Taxes

Taxation is a good source of income for any country, but before taxing citizens, the government in question should make sure that the people can pay those taxes without being pushed below the poverty line. If you tax Nigerians who can barely feed themselves, how do you expect them to pay? Even those who are

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Thomas Partey during an international football match for Ghana

Ghana Seeks Reversal of Canada’s Entry Ban on Midfielder Thomas Partey

The Ghanaian government has called for a review of Canada’s decision to deny midfielder Thomas Partey entry into the country ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Partey, a key member of Ghana’s national team, was refused a visa and will miss the Black Stars’ opening World Cup match against Panama in Toronto. The decision

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Map of the Pacific region highlighting China's growing strategic presence

China’s Expanding Pacific Presence Raises Fresh Security Concerns for Australia

Australia is paying close attention to China’s growing military capabilities and expanding influence across the Pacific region following warnings that Beijing’s strategic reach could increase significantly over the coming decade. Security analysts say China’s military modernisation is gradually reshaping the balance of power in the Indo-Pacific. While any direct military threat to Australia may remain

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Nigerian citizens expressing frustration over government policies that have damaged the country’s international reputation.

The International Monetary Fund Should Stop Advising the Government of Nigeria on Taxation and Stop Giving It Loans

We have written articles and made videos countless times concerning the issue of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) giving loans to the government of Nigeria whenever it requests them. It has also been alleged that the IMF is advising the government of Nigeria to impose more taxes on fuel and telecommunications services, which is surprising

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World Cup fans traveling to a tournament venue in the United States

World Cup Fans Criticise High Transport Costs at Tournament Venues in the United States

Football fans attending the 2026 FIFA World Cup in the United States have expressed frustration over the high cost of transportation to some tournament venues, adding to concerns about the overall expense of attending matches. Previous World Cup hosts earned praise for making travel easier and more affordable for supporters. Germany’s 2006 tournament provided free

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