By Ali Abare The early sun beats down on the wide, open fields of Ayarkeke, but the heat is no match for the energy and excitement on the ground. Across thousands of hectares, the air buzzes with the sound of activity. Men and women are busy at work, harvesting, bagging, and weighing the riped
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By Mohamed Malick Fall & Shehu Mohammed Every day, lives are shattered. Dreams are cut short. Families are left in silence. On our roads, tragedy unfolds, not in distant lands, but in our own streets and communities. Children, young people, parents, neighbours—gone forever. This is no ordinary loss. This is a pandemic of sorrow. A […]
•Why Wagner betrayed Africa—and what Nigeria must learn fast.•Russia’s mercenaries promised security. They delivered bloodshed, racism, and catastrophic failure. Now the jihadists are at the gates—and Nigeria could be next. By Oumarou Sanou Bamako is burning—again, and the African Union, the regional body tasked with promoting peace and security, is panicking. The
Nigerian Tulip International Colleges (NTIC) has long distinguished itself as one of Nigeria’s most dynamic and impactful educational institutions. With its strong academic culture, values-driven learning environment, and commitment to nurturing future leaders, NTIC continues to stand out as a top choice for parents and students. Beyond academic excellence, one of NTIC’s
By Yu Dunhai Not long ago, the Fourth Plenary Session of the 20th Central Committee of the Communist Party of China was convened in Beijing. During the session, the document Recommendations of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China for Formulating the 15th Five-Year Plan for National Economic and Social Development was deliberated and adopted, charting the
By Ali Abare It is true that Nigeria faces serious security challenges, but the reality on the ground is far more complex than the picture of a religious genocide. The violence is not a one-sided campaign against Christians. In fact, available data and testimonies from crisis monitors indicate that the majority of victims of groups […]











