Nigeria at 65: From Africa’s Hope to a Stumbling Giant
On October 1, 1960, as the Union Jack fell in Lagos, Nigeria didn’t just gain independence it seized a spotlight. Africa’s most populous nation, flush with oil, fertile lands, and…
On October 1, 1960, as the Union Jack fell in Lagos, Nigeria didn’t just gain independence it seized a spotlight. Africa’s most populous nation, flush with oil, fertile lands, and…
Burdened by a history of slavery and colonialism, and now grappling with new forms of neo-imperialism, Africa finds itself in a critical struggle to define and defend its future. By…
Keita Salif, the legendary Malian singer and songwriter, stands as a towering figure in African music, whose voice has carried the rhythms and stories of the continent to global audiences.…
As President Bola Ahmed Tinubu marks his second year in office, after taking over power from Muhammadu Buhari. Nigeria stands at a critical juncture. With a pledge of “Renewed Hope,”…
In the heart of Nigeria’s South-East, where bustling markets once thrived and schoolyards echoed with children’s laughter, silence has become the new normal every Monday. A new report by SBM…