President Bola Tinubu has described terrorism as an imported evil concept that is alien to African society and must be banished. Mr Tinubu said this on Monday at the African High-Level Summit on Counterterrorism in
ANALYSIS: Will Senegal’s new president shake up external relations?
Despite pre-election rhetoric, long-standing principles and regional realities will likely guide international relations. Bassirou Faye’s election as Senegal’s youngest president on 24 March was celebrated domestically and internationally as confirmation of the country’s strong democratic
War on insurgency: Badaru-Abubakar’s silent revolution, By Ahmad Sajoh
Nigeria is certainly not out of the woods but the signs are good and encouraging. Nigeria seems suffused with so much activity that many have not noticed the recent gains made by the military against
Secession? Not a laughing matter!, By Wole Olaoye
As we have seen, high educational attainment is not a foolproof inoculation against this disease. We must resist the temptation of dismissing the farcical breakaway as a mere comic relief. Secession is not a laughing
President Tinubu to open African counter-terrorism summit in Abuja
The counter-summit will provide a platform to review the nature and severity of the threat of terrorism in Africa. President Bola Tinubu will on Monday, April 22, open the African Counter-Terrorism Summit in Abuja. Nigeria,
High-level African counter-terrorism meeting holds in Abuja, Nigeria
Representatives from regional and sub-regional organisations, civil society and various entities of the United Nations will attend the meeting. On Monday, 22 April 2024, the Deputy Secretary-General of the United Nations, Amina Mohammed, Under-Secretary-General of
EDITORIAL: Yoruba Nation agitators and the need to curb secessionist tendencies
With the Ibadan security breach, the police and other units of the intelligence community have once more been exposed for their gross incompetence. Secessionists under the aegis of Ominira Yoruba 22 stormed Ibadan and tried
800,000 people in Sudan city in ‘extreme, immediate danger’ – UN
The UN has said nearly 25 million people, half of Sudan’s population, need aid and some 8 million have fled their homes. Some 800,000 people in a Sudanese city are in “extreme and immediate danger”
Reassessing Europe’s Engagement In African Energy Production – OpEd
Angola, Mozambique and Nigeria plan to discuss comprehensive ways on catalyzing opportunities in Africa’s key growth markets at the upcoming forum energy forum scheduled for mid-May in Paris, France. Reports monitored by this author indicate
Niger: le fils du président renversé Mohamed Bazoum a quitté le Togo pour Dubaï
Le fils de Mohamed Bazoum a quitté Lomé le 18 avril 2024 : Salem Bazoum avait été conduit dans la capitale togolaise en début d’année, après avoir été retenu plus de 5 mois à la