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Nigeria’s New President, Bola Tinubu, Begins Term with Fuel Subsidies Controversy

Peoples Dispatch June 12, 2023 Peoples Dispatch

Nigerian journalist Chido Onumah spoke to Peoples Dispatch about the country’s new president, Bola Tinubu. He explained the controversy in Tinubu announcing an end to fuel subsidies. Chido also explained the agenda of the new president and the political climate in the country following the controversial election.

Africa News Wrap for February 2023

African Stream March 2, 2023 African Stream

African Stream did a round-up of February's news from Africa.

A polling station in Ikeja, Lagos in Nigeria in 2015. The new biometric voter accreditation system might be seen as a game-changer / credit: U.S. Embassy in Nigeria

Buhari Warns About Foreign Meddling As Nigeria Heads to Polls to Decide on Next President

African Stream February 24, 2023 African Stream

Nigeria’s president has scolded Western diplomats for their comments about the way the February 25 presidential election is being run, warning against foreign meddling. Countries across Africa are up against Western-backed coup attempts and Western-supported disinformation campaigns. African Stream reports.

Unidentified women in Adagom, the refugee settlement in southeastern Nigeria where about 5,000 Cameroonians reside / credit: Philip Obaji, Jr.

After Losing Babies to Traffickers, Refugees in Cameroon Are Fighting Back

Philip Obaji Jr February 6, 2023 Philip Obaji Jr

Trafficking of adults and children has become rampant as a war rages in Cameroon between the Francophone government and Anglophone forces. Philip Obaji, Jr., reports from Mamfe, Cameroon.

Sinking Cities Project: ‘Lagos: Profits Over Protection’

Ope Adetayo November 9, 2022 Ope Adetayo

Lagos, Nigeria, is positioned to become West Africa’s economic hub for the 21st century. But boundless economic and physical growth at the expense of protective wetlands puts the entire city at risk of climate disaster. Ope Adetayo reports for the Sinking Cities Project launched by Unbias the News.

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