First pressuring South Africa, and now threatening Nigeria, President Donald Trump is letting US domestic politics steer his policy on Africa -- boding ill for foreign governments hit with his fury."It is incredibly irresponsible of President Trump to threaten military action,

The review described the period between 2014 and 2023 as Nigeria’s “lost decade,” marked by the collapse of oil prices, stunted industrialisation, surging inflation above 30 per cent, and declining capital inflows.

Donald Trump told the Pentagon to prepare for 'possible action' in Nigeria on 1 November 2025, citing alleged killings of Christians; Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth backed the move online, while Nigeria rejected the claims.

As Nigeria faces tests of unity and credibility after Trump’s claim of Christian genocide, Lekan Olayiwola outlines practical ways to safeguard the nation’s future.

Column - In Nigeria's complex political and security terrain, the recent announcement of the removal of all service chiefs by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has sparked widespread debate, intrigue, and speculation.

Sir: Nigeria’s youth are growing up in a country weighed down by economic instability, rising inflation, political uncertainty, and widespread insecurity. Yet despite these harsh realities, they continue to push back, refusing to be buried under the ...