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By Idris AbubakarIn the rolling hills and fertile plains of North-Central Nigeria, a quiet war is unfolding. From Benue to Plateau, Kogi to Nasarawa,...

By Idris Abubakar (Democracy and Development Studies)IntroductionThe third-country deportation program is a U.S. immigration policy that relocates non-citizens—typically individuals who have completed prison terms or...

Idris AbubakarKogi State, located at Nigeria’s confluence of major rivers and highways, has in recent years emerged as one of the most troubled...

Chidozie Douglas AcholonuNigeria’s insurgents have moved from machetes and roadside bombs to the sky. Over the last two years Islamist groups in the northeast...

By High Chief Sheriff George Mulade T. 400-Level International Relations Student, Admiralty University of Nigeria, Delta State Intern, Nigerian Institute for Peace and Conflict Resolution, Abuja 📩...

After gaining independence in 1993, Eritrea and Ethiopia initially lived in a period of peace with close friendship and cooperation. Both countries had fought...

By Nadia Binta AhmedNigeria continues to grapple with the menace of secret cult groups, especially in the southern regions, and Osun State is no...

By Abdulkadir Mohammed SurajoThe Middle East is hurtling towards a precipice, and the decades-old shadow war between Israel and Iran is no longer...

By Emmanuel Sam DavidBenue State, once renowned as the “Food Basket of the Nation,” illustrates a troubling decline from agricultural prosperity to desolation. Historically,...

By Abu Jemimah LamiWhen Russia invaded Ukraine on February 24, 2022, the world braced for a geopolitical storm. What few predicted was how...