Nigeria backed farmers with subsidies. Where is the cheaper food?
Imagine a country celebrating a bumper harvest while millions of its citizens cannot afford three decent meals a day. It
World-class education, with Nigerian roots: Wellington College’s vision for nurturing the next generation
For Nigerian families seeking an international education for their children, the decision has often involved more than choosing a school.
Judgement day for Kenya pastor accused of ordering parents to starve their children to death
Prosecutors say Paul Mackenzie lured the latest victims to their deaths by writing notes from his prison cell.
“I won’t be everywhere” as chichidodo, a maggots-loving bird, By Festus Adedayo
The ancient wisdom of our forefathers we grew up to meet is that, no one delegates the very personal task of emptying one’s bowel to their closest acquaintance. Not even your child. “A kì í fi iṣé ìgbònsè rán ọmọ ẹni” was the ancient Yoruba wisdom in this regard. But that was when life was […] The p
Decoupling Sovereignty Index (3): Persona, exit and the ethics of going dark, By Max Amuchie
Last time, this column dressed the researcher for the street. It described the Visual Assimilation Protocol, the wardrobe of the worn and unremarkable, and the deep immersion through which a scholar-journalist or researcher may, for a time, become less conspicuous inside a decoupled zone. That idea
Burkina Faso, Niger, Mali resume talks with ECOWAS after withdrawal from regional bloc
Burkina Faso’s Foreign Minister, Karamoko Traore, led the AES delegation, while Senegal’s Foreign Minister, Cheikh Niang, headed the ECOWAS team. The post Burkina Faso, Niger, Mali resume talks with ECOWAS after withdrawal from regional bloc appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
‘Please forgive me’: Fatai Okoya begs billionaire father after 40 years apart
Mr Fatai, who identifies himself as Razaq Okoya’s first child, sought reconciliation without disclosing the cause of their estrangement. The post ‘Please forgive me’: Fatai Okoya begs billionaire father after 40 years apart appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
Africa: Every Story Is Unique, Every Journey Matters for Women's Cancers
[allAfrica] Addis Ababa and Geneva -- Leaders of the Organization of African First Ladies for Development, the African Union and the World Health Organization issue a call to accelerate action on women's cancers in Africa in this AllAfrica guest column during Breast Cancer Awareness Month
Presidency disputes Makinde’s claim of N250 billion NLNG dividends per state
The presidency dismissed Mr Makinde’s claim as false. The post Presidency disputes Makinde’s claim of N250 billion NLNG dividends per state appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
‘Lagos is ready’: Sanwo-Olu pledges support for 2026 CAF Awards
Babajide Sanwo-Olu, Lagos State Governor, has pledged the state government’s support for the successful hosting of the 2026 Confederation of