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ECOWAS: Nigerian passport weakens as Mali, B. Faso, Niger withdraw
Following the withdrawal of Niger, Mali and Burkina Faso from ECOWAS, there are now fewer countries that Nigerian passport ...
Is Nigeria in danger of a coup? What the country should do to avoid one – political analyst
The sociopolitical and economic conditions that led to coups in other countries in west Africa are present in Nigeria.
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Jonathan concerned over electoral violence, BVAS glitches
ABUJA - FORMER President Goodluck Jonathan, Tuesday, expressed concern over electoral violence, BVAS technical glitches and ...
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Nigeria’s $34bn lithium reserves in demand amid global rush
Nigeria’s vast lithium reserves, estimated to be worth over $34 billion, is attracting global demand. Lithium is a key ...
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Amid Global Rush, Nigeria’s $34bn Lithium Reserves In High Demand
Lithium is topping the charts in terms of interest, and we have seen the springing up of lithium factories in Nigeria already ...
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Nigeria: U.S. Govt Denies Funding Boko Haram
The United States government has denied funding Boko Haram insurgency in Nigeria, stressing that it stands with Nigeria ...
Jamie Carragher’s AFCON comments reflect a wider issue of disrespect towards the tournament
The Sky Sports pundit dismissed the Africa Cup of Nations' status as a 'major tournament' but was quickly challenged by ...
Ecowas breakup could push up food prices and worsen hunger in west Africa
The cost of a daily nutritious diet in Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger is 110% higher than the west African region’s daily ...
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DRC Conflict Persists as ‘Incentive for Kagame to Stoke War Must Immediately End’ — Interview With Journalist Judi Rever
Judi Rever is a Montreal-based journalist and author of In Praise of Blood, which investigates mass violence under Rwandan President Paul Kagame’s regime using survivor testimonies, former soldiers, ...
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China’s Strategic Gambit in the Sahel: Filling the Void Left by the West
By Steven KefasThe Sahel, a semi-arid belt stretching across West Africa, has long been a crucible of geopolitical competition. For decades, the region’s security architecture was shaped by Wes ...