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As Paul Biya is largely expected to win a seventh term in Cameroon, it has once again brought up a question of African leaders who will rather sit tight in office even at the expense of the Country’s

Paul Biya emerged winner in the recently concluded and highly controversial elections in Cameroon and is to be in office for a seventh term. He has been in power since 1982. The build up to the elections

You would think it sounds easy enough to avoid, but the Alabama elections as well as the Kavanaugh issue has raised a solid concern on how conservatives tend to fall for obvious propagandas. As the midterm

The Islamic terrorist group, Book Haram has killed another of the three ICRC aid workers who were kidnapped in Rann March this year. Hauwa's death, as reported by the cable, came 24 hours after the ultimatum

Well I first heard the word reading a post by @creatr so am trying my best to play my part ensuring steem gets the free listing. Netcoin is a company that's accelerating the adoption of Bitcoin and other

There is an argument that Islamic extremism cannot be attached to the religion because the non extremists or moderates are in the majority. I will be blunt and call this a farce and even go as far as calling

Fundamentalism has been on the rise in Nigeria for a while now and reached a peak when the Terrorist Group - 'Boko Haram' took over some Local Governments in three Nigerian States and Declares them Islamic

The Modern day rageful movement that carries the feminism banner is certainly one that is hard to ignore. The goal seems quite clear for them: to bring everyone in line by whatsover means necessary. While

The current Nigerian president has quite a large support base. While a Majority of his supporters are Northern (where he is from) or Muslims who vote along ethnic and religious lines, the government are

Like it or not there is a very real possibility that the Dems take over the house come the mid term elections and they obviously sense it, no wonder their increased hostility towards the Republican party

I read an article today published by the new York times written by an Author, Alexis Grenell, a self described ‘Democratic Strategist'. It titled ‘White Women, come Get Your People' with an underline ‘they

I sometimes love to get a Global view of local problems that plague my country of birth and residence – Nigeria. One of them is Religious extremism that has seen the rise of Islamist groups like Boko Haram

Now I know this is a very sensitive issue, as sexual harassment is one to always be taken seriously no matter who is involved but even as Judge Kavanaugh has been confirmed into the US Supreme court I

It is a norm whenever the challenges of Africa are being discussed in the international community to refer back to the dark days of slavery and colonialism. However those days are long over for African

As stated earlier, the level of divisiveness among conservative is worrying. Sure Democrats have their own issues like the socialists against the mainstream Liberals but their divisiveness is not as publicized

The November elections are upon us and as an electoral pundit it is interesting to see how things play out come judgement day. However, current tides suggests in this writers opinion that they are in favour

Pixabay Anyone who pays attention to the news will notice one constant recurring theme on the international scene – the drama that has followed the nomination of Judge Kavanaugh. While I am not here to

The allegations of Russian interference in the US elections whether true or not are nothing compared to the electoral system on the African continent. Basically a single strong man leader in power finds

Pixabay When there is the argument for and against socialism, or shared poverty as I like to call it, the fierce self identifying socialist warriors like to point out China as an example of socialist success

The concept of equality is considered ‘sexy' in today’s World, with most economic summits focusing on how to create a more equal society for all. However, the craze for equality has a dark political underbelly