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Black Caucus Foundation USA, dissect Black immigrants challenges in diaspora

…as South African Government condemned the attacks on Foreign Nationals. By Editor  Just recently, the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation in Washington, USA, held a conference aimed at addressing issues of black interest. The forum is an America’s public policy convention focused on issues impacting Black Americans and the global Black community. It brought together thought…

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THEATRE: Wole Soyinka’s “The Trials of Brother Jero” theatrical drama serenades to National Arts Theater Iganmu for the 3rd staging

By Chris Onuoha  Nobel Laureate, Professor Wole Soyinka’s classic work, “The trial of Brother Jero” makes a triumphant return to the National Arts Theater, Iganmu, Lagos, the third consecutive appearance, sequel to a successful performance held in May and June, 2026. The opera show, with its sensational appeal, beckons on lovers of theatre, opera, literature…

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Beyond the Lens: Nigeria’s Unseen Crisis of Unmaintained CCTV Networks

By Henry Igwebuike Across Nigeria’s urban centers, closed-circuit television (CCTV) cameras have rapidly become a standard fixture on the facades of commercial hubs, private residences, educational institutions, and industrial facilities. Prompted by rising security concerns, property owners increasingly view surveillance hardware as an indispensable first line of defense. However, this aggressive deployment masks a critical…

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Bridging 500 Kilometres in Seconds: The Dawn of West African Telesurgery

By Henry Igwebuike At Redeemer’s Health Village in Mowe, Ogun State, a surgeon seated at a master console manipulated articulated controllers while watching high-definition, three-dimensional video feed. Five hundred kilometres away, in an operating theatre at Nisa Premier Hospital in Abuja, a patient lay prepared for a radical nephrectomy to remove a cancerous kidney tumor….

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CLIMATE ALERT:   NIHSA rings warning gong on imminent flood threat, lists 15 prone States in Nigeria 

By Chris Onuoha Nigeria Hydrological Services Agency, NIHSA has issued a strong warning over imminent flood threat that will affect some flood prone areas in Nigeria, warning the zones to take precautionary measures to avoid disaster. This also came as the National Emergency Management Agency, NEMA, has activated its zonal directorates and operations offices across…

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DESTINATION AND LEISURE: Addis Ababa repositions to lead, as Billionaire Al-Amoudi invests $116m in the sector

By Chris Onuoha Africa hospitality sector gets a boost as Saudi billionaire, Mohammed Hussein Ali Al-Amoudi concludes plan to invest a $116 million hotel expansion in Ethiopia’s capital. As Addis Ababa seeks to strengthen its hospitality infrastructure with the International Finance Corporation (IFC) completing an $80 million investment loan, Saudi billionaire, Al-Amoudi picks interest in…

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NKRUMAH VS. NYERERE: TWO VISIONS OF AFRICAN UNITY

In 1963, Africa faced a fundamental choice. Kwame Nkrumah said: UNITE NOW.One government. One foreign policy. One army. A common currency. A United States of Africa. Julius Nyerere argued: BUILD FIRST.Strengthen independent nations, develop regional blocs, and gradually construct a unified continental framework. The difference was not whether Africa should unite. It was how—and how…

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ENVIRONMENTAL CHALLENGE: Lagos traffic agency bans skate-shoe users on highways

By Chris Onuoha A fun-loving rolling skate shoes and kits often used for recreational and leisure purposes has eventually turned to a life threatening business-purpose rides, as captured by the the Lagos State Traffic Management Authority (LASTMA). The agency under whose care Lagos State manages every traffic situation, was disturbed at the rate, the once…

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