In the two years since Olayemi Cardoso took the helm at Nigeria’s Central Bank, the former Citibank chairman has navigated a landscape scarred by distortions and global shocks. Appointed in…
In the commotion of Nigeria’s fractured socio-political landscape, where narratives often clash like tectonic plates, a recent insight from TheCable has attempted to frame the alarming spate of Christian killings…
In the heart of Eastern Nigeria, where the humid air carries the hum of machinery and the scent of opportunity, Abia State is scripting a remarkable comeback. Once overshadowed by…
In the shadows of Nigeria’s vast landscapes, a relentless campaign of terror unfolds against Christian communities, orchestrated by jihadist groups like Fulani militants and Boko Haram, with alarming signs of…
On October 20, 2020, young Nigerians at Lagos’s Lekki Toll Gate waved flags, sang the national anthem, and demanded an end to police brutality. Their peaceful protest was met with…
In the shadowy corridors of global finance, a coalition of challengers is plotting what could be the heist of the century: dethroning the U.S. dollar as the world’s undisputed reserve…
The saga of Nnamdi Kanu, leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), is a glaring wound on Nigeria’s democratic facade and a troubling mirror to the selective morality of…
Kenyans awoke to the sudden news of Raila Odinga’s death with disbelief. In Nairobi, the capital, flags flew at half-staff as President William Ruto declared seven days of mourning and…
In the heart of Africa’s most populous nation, a tragic irony unfolds daily: thousands of Christians face brutal persecution and death at the hands of jihadist militants, while some of…
In the vast expanse of sub-Saharan Africa, where crumbling infrastructure and rampant corruption have become the unfortunate hallmarks of governance, a parallel empire thrives one built not on policy reforms…