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Rethinking Green Economy as A Path Towards Economic and Sustainable Development in Africa

Author: Lateef Madoti The challenges and impacts of climate change in our time cannot be over emphasized. It is a challenge that affects every country in all the continents  and Africa is not an exception. Population growth, increase in production and consumption of goods across the globe led to the depletion of natural resources and […]

FROM #ENDSARS TO LASTING REFORM: BUILDING AN ACCOUNTABLE AND RESPONSIVE POLICE INSTITUTION IN NIGERIA

Author: Christopher Danladi | danladichristopher001@gmail.com Amongst the many national issues that have bedeviled Nigeria, the #ENDSARS protests topped the charts making Nigeria to witness a groundswell of public outrage and mass demonstrations clamoring for an end to police brutality and a turnaround in the country’s policing. This led to the bloodbath that happened at the […]

A Treatise on Sports Betting: Why it is Popular Among Nigerian Youths

Author: Daniel Ochowechi Echoda | danielechoda29@gmail.com Sports betting has become pervasive among Nigerian youths. Beyond the surface appeal of predicting match outcomes, other complex societal factors have also driven this issue. The aim of this article is to explore the issue of sports betting, shed light on why Nigerian youths are increasingly drawn to it, […]

Pathways to safeguarding free speech in Africa

-from “Nelson Mandela: The World’s Most Beloved Statesman.” Author: Adam Sulaiman ‘’Whoever would overthrow the liberty of a nation must begin by subduing the freeness of speech.’’ Those were the words of Ben Franklin that should reverberate in the mind of every African leader who curtails their subjects’ constitutional right to freedom of expression.  The […]

From Taboo to Education: Can a witchcraft curriculum help redeem Africa’s cultural identity?

Ifa Divination tray & tools | Sasha Cobra Author: Felix Wisdom Onyedikachi So recently, I stumbled across a post on a particular blog, and I couldn’t help but smile at the headline that halted my endless scrolling at that moment. Apparently, a Nigerian professor was advocating the introduction of a “Department of Witchcraft” and a B.sc […]