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Peter Obi, the Labour Party presidential candidate wrote a letter to Nigerians titled, “A new Nigeria is again possible on the 18th of March.” He begged Nigerians not to give up in Nigeria and the possibility of the new Nigeria.  He also asked Nigerians to come out en masse and vote for the governorship and state assembly elections irrespective of what happen on the February … [Read more...] about Peter Obi writes letter to Nigerians on the Country’s Election

 Joshua Zitser , the Senior News Reporter at Insider's London bureau, wrote an article  about  the five Iranian teenage girls who were “detained and forced to record an apology video” by Iran Authority because they  recorded themselves dancing to a 'Selena Gomez' song and posted it on TikTok. But the song was written by Nigerian Afrobeats superstar Rema … [Read more...] about Joshua Zitser of INSIDER News credited Rema’s ‘Calm Down’ song to Selena Gomez

“I have just arrived in Jos to thank the OBIdients, and urge them to come out enmasse to support LP candidates. I use Patrick Dakum, our Governorship candidate as my point of contact in wishing the State Assembly candidates a great success on 18th March. We remain committed to reclaiming our stolen mandate and turning our focus to true nation-building.” - Peter Obi … [Read more...] about Peter Obi visits Jos, Plateau to support LP governorship candidate ( video, pics)

"U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken met with Ethiopian Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Demeke Mekonnen in Addis Ababa on Wednesday. His agenda includes the peace deal that ended hostilities in Ethiopia’s northern Tigray region. (March 15)" "Blinken's trip to Africa's second most populous nation comes as part of a push by President Joe Biden's administration to … [Read more...] about United States Blinken in Africa Having a coffee time in Ethiopia (video)

By Magdi Abdelhadi - North Africa analyst BBC When in trouble, blame the migrants or ethnic minorities. That is a tried and tested tactic used by populist politicians or authoritarian leaders to win elections or shore up waning popularity. This type of populism appears to be the most likely explanation for February's outburst by Tunisian President Kais Saied against … [Read more...] about Why Tunisia’s president picked on Black African migrants