The war in Gaza has taken many lives, shattered homes, and destroyed vital infrastructure but perhaps its most haunting consequence is the slow, agonizing hunger consuming the region’s children. The image of war is no longer confined to airstrikes...
Thousands of Nigerians working in the United Kingdom under the Certificate of Sponsorship (CoS) and Skilled Worker visa routes are facing growing uncertainty following sweeping changes to the UK’s immigration rules. The UK government, in a bid...
Do you want to be happy and live beyond the norm? Go to Australia! When it comes to the world’s most liveable cities, Europe often steals the spotlight. But this year, Australia is making a compelling case for attention – with not one, not...
This summary effectively distills the core insights from Luqman Abdulrasaq Gidado’s article published in this year’s edition of the International Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities Review. Security is indeed an indispensable...
For the first time in half a decade, Nigeria’s passport has improved in global mobility rankings, rising to 88th place out of 199 countries. The new ranking is according to the latest Henley Passport Index released on July 18. The index was...
As simple it seems, cooking has become a source of widespread health, environmental, and economic harm in many African households. Currently, four out of five families on the continent still rely on open fires or rudimentary stoves that burn wood...
Senator Yunus Akintunde, popularly known as “Senator Do More,” is steadily making good on his promises to the people of Oyo Central Senatorial District. In the current, his leadership is translating into tangible development, with critical...
On July 22, stakeholders in Nigeria’s agribusiness sector gathered at the Radisson Blu Hotel, Ikeja, Lagos, to celebrate and reflect on over a decade of impact by 2SCALE, a Dutch-supported initiative aimed at incubating and accelerating inclusive...
In small, sun-drenched rural communities of Africa where women rise with the dawn to till the land, fetch water, or cook for their families over smoky fires, lies an untapped climate force. These women, often overlooked and under-resourced, could...
As deadly attacks persist in Plateau State, Retired Captain Gidado Luqman has urged both the Nigerian military and the Plateau State Government to stop trading blame and instead unite to tackle what he describes as a growing humanitarian and...
