Breaking Africa’s Cycle of Forced Displacement
Children make up 59% of Africa’s refugees and 50% of its internally displaced people. And while forced displacement continues to steal the childhoods of millions
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Tackling Nigeria’s Plethora of Violent Conflicts
The condition of affairs of Nigeria was once the envy of many countries. She is the most populous country in Africa and richly endowed with
Tackling Migration, Gender Issues
To tackle migration and gender issues, the French Government simultaneously through its Alliance Francaise office in Lagos,Nigeria and 69 other nations globally, held its first
UK Launches Global Fund to Help End ‘Period Poverty’ By 2050
London — Britain launched a global “period poverty” fund and taskforce on recently to help all women and girls access sanitary products by 2050 and
Buhari Re-Elected Amidst Nigeria’s Alleged Foulest Election
Nigeria’s President, Muhammadu Buhari has been declared winner by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), a body that is in charge of elections in Nigeria
HOW TO CREATE A MILLION JOBS IN ZAMBIA FOR THE YOUTH IN 3 YEARS
This article is a follow up on the Youth unemployment article that I wrote early this year entitled “Zambia’s untold Story: High Youth unemployment, a
Much Ado about Gender Inequality
THE problem of gender inequality in Nigeria has been on the rise for decades, as modern society has redefined the role of women, which is vastly
NIGERIA ELECTIONS: BUHARI, ABUBAKAR IN TIGHT RACE
Nigeria’s electoral commission insists it is the only authority empowered to officially announcing results of the parliamentary and presidential elections. Initial results from Nigeria’s delayed
Violence Mars Presidential, National Assembly Poll in Nigeria
Despite the general impression that the presidential and National Assembly election in Nigeria on Saturday was peaceful, there were several cases of violence and deaths
Nigeria’s 2019 Presidential Elections: A Chance to Think Globally and Act Locally
With over a dozen national elections in Africa in 2019, the Nigerian presidential election on February 16 is one of the most consequential. The expectation,