A former president of Nigeria, Yemi Osinbajo has appealed to young Christians across the country to get involved in politics. Osinbajo urged the younger Christian population to ensure they become part of the deciding bloc during elections in the country. The former vice president and senior lawyer made the appeal while delivering his keynote address at the 2nd Annual Daniel Taiwo Odukoya...

A coalition of Nigerian women’s rights groups has formally petitioned the United Nations, accusing the Nigerian Senate of systemic gender-based discrimination and retaliatory actions against Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan of Kogi Central. The coalition is calling for urgent intervention to address the alleged injustices faced by the Senator after she reported sexual harassment. The...

After months of visa harassment, forced labour, and emotional trauma in Kyrgyzstan, Mrs. Olaitan Sekinat Tiamiyu, a Nigerian from Ogun State, has finally returned home. She arrived in Nigeria on July 3, 2025, following a harrowing experience in Bishkek, where she was misled into travelling under false pretenses. Promised an $800/month teaching job, Mrs. Tiamiyu said she was shocked to learn...

Episode Seven: Silence After Sunset Finishing the holy book did not bring rest. Instead, it brought a new set of rules. In that house, night was not for play. Night was not for noise. Night was not even for laughter. Once the sun began to drop, everyone adjusted automatically like the compound itself understood the law. We ate our night food early, between 6 and 7 pm. Sometimes the food was...

When world leaders meet, the stakes are high. A summit can change the course of history—or it can hand one side a win without getting much in return. That’s exactly what happened when Donald Trump sat down with Vladimir Putin in Anchorage this past August. What Went Wrong Instead of moving the needle on ending the war in Ukraine, the meeting boosted Putin’s image at home and...