February 15, 2026
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Kebbi : Beyond borders, President Tinubu’s re-opening of Kamba borders, a stroke of economic diplomacy.

By Sunday Dare “This border reopening reflects a balanced and pragmatic approach to governance that recognises the link between economic inclusion, regional diplomacy, and national security”. The recent opening of the Kamba and Tsamiya border routes by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu is both timely and strategic. The livelihoods of northern communities that straddle the
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Christian ‘Genocide’ in Northern Nigeria: Why Senator Remi Tinubu’s Calls U.S. Action a Moral Imperative

By Prof. Funmilayo Adesanya-Davies The recent statements of Senator (Dr.) Oluremi Tinubu, Nigeria’s First Lady, cannot be dismissed as mere rhetoric or political theater. Her description of the U.S. Christmas Day military strikes in northern Nigeria as a “blessing”, and her call for further U.S. intervention, reflects a reality that Nigerians have endured in silence […]
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NSCEA Demands Transparency from Federal Government Over $2.1bn U.S.–Nigeria Health MoU

The (NSCEA) has formally called on the to publicly disclose the status, disbursement, and implementation details of a reported $2.1 billion health Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) allegedly signed in December 2025 between Nigeria and the . The five-year agreement, reportedly concluded under the administration of , is said to focus on strengthening Nigeria’s health system