September 28, 2026
For two decades, African leaders have repeated the same demand at the UN General Assembly's podium with almost ritual consistency: two perma…
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Africans, once politically educated, can begin to carry themselves as diverse nations with different languages and cultures, not tribes that cannot co-exist under one flag and sing one national anthem
The decision to adopt GM crops should be based on rigorous scientific research, ethical considerations, and the best interests of the African people and their agricultural heritage
African farmers are struggling to sustain themselves and sell some of their produce to the market as they used to do with the help of governments and cooperatives
“When Africans envision the US as a model country to emulate, I raise an eyebrow.”
Africa’s strategic sectors, such as the energy sector, should not be left under the total control of private interests
The Americans, like the French before them, are involved in blackmail to achieve geostrategic interests
It is not in Nigeria’s national interest to be in open hostility with its closest neighbours
Pan-Africanism as a political ideology isn’t some kind of Russian influence operation; it actually predates even the Russian Revolution
Competing strategies and approaches are undermining AU’s achievements in Somalia
Never again should we witness the sort of slapstick policy gaffes that would turn Nigeria and Niger into enemies
Africans, once politically educated, can begin to carry themselves as diverse nations with different languages and cultures, not tribes that cannot co-exist under one flag and sing one national anthem
The decision to adopt GM crops should be based on rigorous scientific research, ethical considerations, and the best interests of the African people and their agricultural heritage
African farmers are struggling to sustain themselves and sell some of their produce to the market as they used to do with the help of governments and cooperatives
“When Africans envision the US as a model country to emulate, I raise an eyebrow.”
Africa’s strategic sectors, such as the energy sector, should not be left under the total control of private interests
The Americans, like the French before them, are involved in blackmail to achieve geostrategic interests
It is not in Nigeria’s national interest to be in open hostility with its closest neighbours
Pan-Africanism as a political ideology isn’t some kind of Russian influence operation; it actually predates even the Russian Revolution
Competing strategies and approaches are undermining AU’s achievements in Somalia
Never again should we witness the sort of slapstick policy gaffes that would turn Nigeria and Niger into enemies
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Part of the problem facing Africa is that the agency to articulate the trials and tribulations of Africans has for long been usurped by foreigners. As a principle, everyone should get involved in debates on Africa, of course. However, rather than Read more