Benue State Violence: 42 People Killed in Farmers and Herders Clash
Benue State in Nigeria has once again made news headlines for a very unfortunate reason. In late May 2025, over…
Arrest of Pakistani Nationals Helping Boko Haram: What It Means for Nigeria and the World
In May 2025, Nigerian security forces arrested four Pakistani nationals. These men were not tourists or businessmen. They were accused…
EFCC vs Spraying Naira: What’s Legal, What’s Not, and Why It Matters Now
In many Nigerian parties—especially weddings and birthdays—it’s common to see people throwing cash in the air. This act is called…
Freedom House Report 2025: What It Says About India’s Democracy and Civil Rights
Every year, an international group called Freedom House gives a report on how free and democratic countries are. The report…
Religious Balancing in Nigerian Politics: Why the Muslim–Muslim Ticket Sparked Debate
In Nigeria, religion plays a very important role in daily life, especially when it comes to politics. The country is…
Kola Abiola’s Message on Democracy Day: Why Nigeria Must Not Forget June 12
As Nigeria gets ready to mark Democracy Day on June 12, Kola Abiola, the son of the late M.K.O. Abiola,…
Nigeria’s Crackdown on Spraying Naira Notes: Between Tradition and Law
In Nigeria, parties and weddings are big events. People dress well, eat well, dance, and most importantly—celebrate. One popular part…
Farmer-Herder Conflict in Benue State: What’s Happening and What the Government is Doing
Benue State in Nigeria is often called the “Food Basket of the Nation.” This is because the people there grow…
Boko Haram Is Back in 2025: What It Means for Nigeria and Why It Matters
Boko Haram is a group in Nigeria that became known for attacking schools, villages, and even military camps. Over the…
President Tinubu’s Mid-Term Economic Reforms: A Simple Look at the Good and the Difficult
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has now completed two years in office. These two years have brought many changes, especially in…