The Quiet Epidemic: Drug Abuse in Northern Nigeria

In the heart of Nigeria, a silent epidemic is ravaging the lives of its people, especially its youth. Drug abuse, once hidden in the shadows, has emerged as a grim reality in Northern Nigeria. With its roots sinking deep into society, drug addiction is altering the futures of many, leaving no one untouched. A report […]

Africa Climate Resilience: The Urgent Need for Adaptation Finance

In a world grappling with the pressing issue of climate change, the continent of Africa stands at a critical crossroads. Despite contributing less than 4% to global greenhouse gas emissions, African nations bear the brunt of its devastating impacts, including floods, droughts, and heatwaves. The need for climate finance to adapt and mitigate these challenges […]

Tackling Climate Change in Nigeria and Assessing the Country’s Climate Finance Landscape for Current Levels andFuture Prospects.

Climate change is a global challenge that affects every country, but it disproportionately impacts developing countries like Nigeria. The country has experienced the effects of climate change in the forms of threatened agriculture and food security, water stress, floods, droughts, rising sea levels and stressed ecosystem. From rising sea levels in the south to desertification […]

Debt-for-Nature Swaps and Their Potential to Address Nigeria’s Environmental Challenges

The finance concept of debt-for-nature swap has become increasingly popular in the past year as countries are looking for ways to simultaneously reduce their debts and preserve their environment. This concept was first implemented in 1987 as a swap between Bolivia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, and the NGOs in the United States. The swap was a […]

Unlocking Nigeria’s Carbon Market Opportunities for Sustainable Growth.

Nigeria is one of the most populous countries in Africa with over 200 million people. The country is blessed with vast resources and faces numerous challenges in achieving a sustainable development and combating climate change. However, these challenges present ample opportunities, particularly in its carbon markets. The good side of the current global challenge is […]

Fuel Consumption Drops as Kenyans Keep their Cars at Home

Fuel consumption in Kenya has dropped to its lowest levels in over five years, excluding the Covid-19 pandemic period, as the high pump prices have deterred motorists and kept vehicles off the road. Official data reveals a sharp decline in the consumption of super petrol, dropping by five percent to 1.01 billion liters from 1.074 […]

Nigeria Grapples with Currency Volatility as US Deputy Secretary calls for Economic Reforms

Nigeria, a nation at the crossroads of economic challenges, faces a dual struggle with exchange rate volatility and the imperative to attract foreign investments. These developments have garnered attention on the global stage, with experts and officials weighing in on the country’s economic future. Naira-Dollar Rate Volatility The exchange rate between the Nigerian naira and […]

Has Journalism In Kenya Been Compromised: Departures Into Politics And Entrepreneurship

In Kenya, the field of journalism has long been perceived as an influential and coveted profession, with journalists wielding significant power to shape public opinion. Journalists are seen as the gatekeepers of information, tasked with the crucial role of informing the public and holding those in power accountable. However, recent times have seen a wave […]

Passport Backlog in Nigeria Now a Story of the Past as 60,000 Passports Were Produced in 4-Days! What A Miracle!

In a remarkable feat to tackle a daunting passport backlog crisis in Nigeria, Nigeria’s Immigration Service (NIS) have cleared a staggering 60,000 applications in just four days. This comes in response to a directive from Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo, the Minister of Interior, who had called for the clearance of over 200,000 pending passport applications within two […]

Back To Top