Flipping The Page: Africans Dump Western Countries for Their Fatherland
Emigrants from Africa are returning in the opposite direction – some of them. Afterall, what’s the point of the suffering, racism and pain, when there could be much more? One of them, Menka Gomis, a 39-year-old Frenchman of Senegalese…
West African Music Stars Release Anthem to Promote Childhood Immunization
Leading music artists and celebrity actors from West and Central Africa have come together to release a powerful new song, “No More Zero Dose,” aimed at reigniting support for childhood immunization across the region. The song was launched on…
Monkeypox: A Growing Global Health Concern
Monkeypox (mpox) is emerging as a global health threat, with recent outbreaks leading to increased international attention and concern. Once mainly confined to Central and West Africa, the disease has seen a worrying rise in cases across multiple regions…
Innovative Solutions to Climate Change: Eco-Friendly SIM Cards and Flood-Resistant Infrastructure
Little things matter now. As climate change intensifies, nations worldwide are exploring innovative ways to mitigate its impact. Two recent initiatives in Nigeria reflect this urgency. MTN Nigeria, in its commitment to reducing plastic waste, has…
Nobody saw it first: The Mysterious prediction for 2025
What could the nearest future look like, who knows? As 2025 approaches, predictions from mystics Nostradamus and Baba Vanga have sparked global intrigue and anxiety. Nostradamus, known for his cryptic quatrains, foresaw wars in Europe, natural…
The Super Speed of the Warthog
They call them the Super AM V-6 Engine. They could outrun a cheetah and make a Ferrari look weak. Warthogs may not seem like speedsters at first glance, but these agile creatures can run at impressive speeds of up to 48 km/h (30 mph). This swiftness is a…
What a Healthier World Means
The concept of a healthier world encompasses more than just the absence of illness; it signifies an environment where health equity, accessible care, and holistic well-being are prioritized for all. The WHO Youth Council’s recent call to action…
Scaling Up Biodiversity Finance: A Nigerian Perspective
Biodiversity loss is a pressing issue globally, and Nigeria is no exception. The country’s rich natural resources are under threat from deforestation, habitat destruction, and illegal wildlife trade. To make this less severe, Nigeria must align…
Bridging the Climate Finance Gap: Africa’s Struggle and the Global Responsibility to Ensure Resilience
Climate finance is critical to Africa’s fight against climate change, yet the continent continues to face significant challenges in accessing adequate funds. Despite being one of the least contributors to global greenhouse gas emissions (less than…
Nigeria at 64: The Unfulfilled Promise of Independence
Another year to remember the baton exchange with freedom. Every October 1st, from 1960, Nigerians commemorate Independence Day, a day marking the country’s liberation from British colonial rule. The day is filled with parades, ceremonies, and the…