International Relations in India & Beyond
In Nigeria, the advent of Boko Haram terrorism and its wanton destruction of lives and properties has led to untold hardship, especially in the country’s north-eastern region. The devastating impact of Boko Haram activities transcends Nigeria’s...
As Nigeria marks its 61st anniversary of independence, its citizens are stuck in a general anomie of despondency. This is as a result of general insecurity in the country, rising unemployment and high-cost of living. It is also...
When the World Trade Organisation was established in 1995, it was intended to become a fundamental pillar of global peace and prosperity. However, in the past few years, its ability to achieve that important...
The Nigerian military announced on Friday 25th September that 18 people were killed after an ambush on a government convoy in the north-east of the country. According to the sources, 10 police officers, four...
Nigeria, which is Africa’s most populated country with a very young population demographic, is a growing economy and is seen as a country with a lot of potential and opportunities. Even though the country...
“Our development partnership will be guided by your priorities. It will be on terms that will be comfortable for you, that will liberate your potential and not constrain your future.” These words were the...
The IMF has urged Nigeria to curb its large appetite for Chinese loans as the country struggles with a €70 billion debt burden. That’s up from €62 billion in 2017, representing a year-on-year growth...
As for the longtime presidential aspirant Atiku Abubakar, one can take solace in the Bollywood film Gully Boy‘s famous number “Apna Time Aayega”(Our Time Will Come), but when is the open question. For the...
Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari has once again re-elected as the President of the country, Africa’s top economy and top oil producing country. The election has already witnessed some delay in days. Buhari has won...
Over the last decade many countries in the Sahel region – the semi-arid southern edge of the Sahara that stretches from Senegal to Ethiopia – have been embroiled in conflict. Populations in these countries are growing. This...
