Opinion

ECOWAS fosters peace, resolves conflicts, and promotes democracy, ensuring stability and development across West Africa’s diverse region

North Africa’s water scarcity threatens agriculture, food security, and rural livelihoods amid climate change and rising demand.

Africa’s infrastructure investments are transforming economies, driving growth, and closing critical development gaps.

AU peacekeeping missions are vital in combating conflicts, fostering stability, and promoting African-led solutions to security challenges.

China’s African influence fuels growth, raises debt, and spurs debate over sovereignty and economic sustainability.

African media organizations tackle fake news through fact-checking, collaboration, and media literacy, empowering societies to fight misinformation.

Africa’s democratic transitions showcase both persistent challenges and notable successes in fostering stability and growth.

Explore the impact of religion on Nigerian culture, community, and the challenges of managing diversity and conflict in a complex society

ECOWAS sanctions shape West Africa’s political stability, balancing democracy promotion with economic and regional challenges.

KEY POINTS Oil revenue funds 80% of Nigeria’s budget. Oil dependency causes vulnerability to price shocks. Diversifying sectors like agriculture strengthens stability. Nigeria, Africa’s third largest economy with a gross …