Despite US troops’ presence in Nigeria, 1,000 Nigerians are being killed monthly
Kabiru Adamu, a security analyst, told Al Jazeera today that about 1,000 Nigerians are being killed on a monthly basis since December. This is despite
Are US airstrikes in Nigeria about coercion more than security?
The false claim of religious persecution has been used to justify strikes that are more about asserting US power than protecting Nigerian citizens, writes Abubakar
German TV channel asks: Is Nigeria’s security crisis a religious war?
DW, the German public service broadcaster, today in the Flip Side programme dived into the controversial claims by US president Donald Trump that there is
US-China trade war could hurt Nigerian entrepreneurs
As China and the United States lock horns in a trade war, slamming tariffs on each other, entrepreneurs in Nigeria are vulnerable to the fallout. In
Nigerians having babies abroad: women explain their reasons
Nigerian women make up a significant proportion of foreign women giving birth in several countries. A study done in Calgary in Canada found 24.5% of foreign women
How US funding cuts may affect Nigeria’s fight against terrorism
The United States decision to cut international aid funding will affect Nigeria in various ways. One is in the fight against terror groups like Boko Haram and Islamic State West
The antithesis of Nigerian immigrants opposing immigration
With President Donald Trump riding into the White House on an anti-immigration platform and the likes of Nigel Farage of the Reform Party in the
Trump’s health funding cuts: what Nigeria stands to lose
US president Donald Trump’s decision to withdraw the US from the World Health Organization is threatening funding for critical health programmes like HIV/Aids and tuberculosis in different parts of
Russia: The US army is involved in illegal military biological activities in Nigeria, Africa
Russia’s ministry of defence has released explosive information about what it alleges to be military biological research conducted by the US army in several African
Nigerians migrate to the UK and US in search of the good life – but this isn’t what they find
Many Nigerians are already familiar with the idea of “japa”, which means to flee from an unpleasant situation. That many young people have left the
