Ondo State Anti-Land Grabbing and Property Protection Law reshaping land administration in Ondo, pointing emerging legacy of Aiyedatiwa govt
By Yomisaint Adebayo There are government policies whose significance is announced with ceremonies, banners and speeches, and there are those whose importance becomes apparent only when they begin to change the way people live, transact, invest and relate with one another. The Anti-Land Grabbing and Property Protection policy of the Ondo State Government belongs to […]
Okpebholo’s three-pronged strategy for Edo Roads
By Patrick Agbonlahor Some say Governor Monday Okpebholo is the reincarnation of late Ambrose Alli. Others see him in the class of late Gen. Samuel Ogbemudia in the old Bendel State. I have also heard people saying Governor Monday Okpebholo is in a class of his own because of the ongoing massive infrastructure development in […]
The BATUK Legacy: Three women in Nanyuki tell their stories of abuse, abandonment, and injustice
By MANUAL KEITA Three women who fell victim to British soldiers from the British Army Training Unit Kenya, BATUK, have shared their painful experiences. BATUK, based at Nyati Barracks in Nanyuki, Laikipia County, operates under a long-standing controversial defence agreement between Kenya and the United Kingdom. The women spoke on condition of anonymity to protect […]
Nigeria would speak with fire if FFK faced Mehdi Hasan
In politics, timing is everything. In diplomacy, character is everything. And in moments of national importance, leadership must be entrusted to individuals …
International Women’s Day: Why women’s impact in science must shape future of innovation
Structural barriers, including access to education, mentorship opportunities, and leadership pathways, continue to limit women
Repositioning Migration: Why private sector must lead sustainable solutions
As global migration dynamics continue to evolve, so too must the models used to address them. Africa’s development trajectory will increasingly depend on
