For many Nigerians, encounters with law enforcement are not a source of security but of fear and oppression. The very institution meant to protect citizens—the Nigerian Police Force (NPF)—has become synonymous with harassment, extortion, and violence. From illegal roadblocks to arbitrary arrests and extrajudicial killings, police officers routinely abuse their power, leaving ordinary citizens vulnerable. […]
Pope Leo XIV Steps Out for the First Time Since Election — A New Era Begins at the Vatican
A Humble Wave, a Warm Smile, and a Powerful Message of Unity St. Peter’s Square was buzzing with excitement as thousands of faithful gathered to see the newly elected Pope Leo XIV make his first public appearance. Just days after being chosen as the new leader of the Roman Catholic Church, the 77-year-old pontiff greeted […]
Tears and Tributes as José Mujica, the World’s ‘Poorest President,’ Dies at 89
José “Pepe” Mujica, Uruguay’s former president and an enduring symbol of humility, resilience, and progressive politics, passed away on May 13, 2025, at the age of 89. His death marks the end of a remarkable journey—from guerrilla warfare to the presidency—leaving behind a legacy that continues to inspire leaders and citizens worldwide. From Guerrilla Fighter […]
Nigeria’s Highways Now Death Traps: Will the Government Ever Act?
Highway Kidnappings in Nigeria: A Nation Held Hostage by Armed BanditsNigeria’s highways, once bustling with commerce and travel, have become death traps. Armed gangs now dominate major roads, ambushing vehicles, kidnapping travelers, and demanding exorbitant ransoms. From the notorious Abuja-Kaduna expressway to the Lagos-Ibadan corridor, no route is entirely safe. This epidemic of highway kidnappings […]
A Dangerous Drift: Nigeria’s Quiet Move Toward One-Party Rule
Nigeria on the Path to a One-Party System: A Dangerous Political Shift? Nigeria, Africa’s most populous nation and largest democracy, has long been regarded as a multi-party state where political competition thrives, at least in theory. However, recent political developments suggest a gradual but steady shift toward a de facto one-party system, where the ruling All […]
Fubara’s Suspension: Five Reasons Tinubu Backs Supreme Court Order
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has thrown his weight behind the recent Supreme Court order concerning the political crisis in Rivers State, which led to the suspension of key allies of Governor Siminalayi Fubara. In what has become one of the most talked-about political developments in Nigeria this year, Tinubu outlined five key reasons for supporting […]
Pressure Mounts on Tinubu to Dismiss Minister Amid Growing Scandals
There’s mounting pressure on President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to take decisive action and remove one of his prominent ministers from office following a string of serious allegations. What was once seen as a powerful leadership position has now become a hotbed of controversy, with political analysts and opposition leaders calling for the president to step […]
Breaking: House Democrat Pushes for Impeachment Vote on Trump — Party in Turmoil
In a move that’s shaking up Capitol Hill, Representative Shri Thanedar, a Democrat from Michigan, has just filed articles of impeachment against former President Donald Trump — and he’s forcing a vote on it. The resolution, which was filed on Monday, May 13, is privileged, meaning the House of Representatives is now required to take […]
Top Celebrity Billionaires: How Fame Became The New Fortune.
Celebrity Billionaires of 2025: How Fame Became the New Fortune In 2025, being famous means more than just walking red carpets or topping charts—it’s a gateway to building vast personal empires. This year, 18 celebrities have made their way into the billion-dollar club, collectively amassing around $39 billion in net worth—an $8 billion jump from […]
Court Steps In as Natasha Fights Back Against Senate Suspension
Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan is not backing down without a fight—and now, the courts are officially involved. A Federal High Court in Abuja has taken a major step in her legal battle against the Senate, which suspended her for six months back in March. On Monday, the court ordered everyone involved to “maintain the status quo” […]