Boko Haram: We have lost more than 1,000 CJTF members to insurgency
Olatunji Omirin, Maiduguri Not fewer than 1,000 members of the Civilians Joint Task Force have been killed by the Boko…
EU boosts the capacity of CSOs to curb money laundering, promote governance
Ngozi James The European Union (EU) is strengthening the capacity of over 200 Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) across Nigeria, in…
2023: Go beyond getting your voters card, EU urges Nigerian youths
Ngozo James The European Union (EU) have urged Nigerian youths to go beyond obtaining their voters card to participate actively…
Boko Haram: EU, Borno train 250 community leaders, women on reconciliation, peacebuilding
Mukaila Ola The European Union in collaboration with the Borno State Government and British Council have trained a total of…
Long walk to free trade: Africa’s ambitious trade plan needs to speed up
•Non-tariff barriers hinder commerce even more than tariffs In 1963, as decolonisation swept through Africa, politicians heady with pan-African ideals called…
How we debunked over 55,000 false information on COVID-19 – Search
John Chuks Anyim Non-Governmental Organisation (NGO), Search for Common Ground says it debunked at least 55,000 rumours during the COVID-19…
China, India, America and the EU: Who wins from the Ukraine war, and who loses?
•The Russian military operation is sending shockwaves across the globe, creating problems and opportunities By rt Russia’s military operation in…
UNODC, NIALS, EU present module on torture
Mukaila Ola The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC), working with the Nigerian Institute of Advanced Legal Studies…
Putin’s critical raw materials are a threat to EU economic security
By Tobias Gehrke As Russia gets ready to restrict the export of critical raw materials, the EU’s supply vulnerability will become…
Globalisation and autocracy are locked together. For how much longer?
•Disentangling the two will be hard, and costly The world’s supply chains have taken a knock yet again. Russia’s invasion of…