Tuesday, March 25, 2025

CHETA NWANZE

February 13, 2025

Why Nigeria, other anglophone colonies differ on British legacy in Africa

How the countries remember colonialism is not a reflection of the severity of colonial violence but rather of the specific ways in which that violence was enacted and memorialised.

Nigeria, Ghana, Sierra Leone, Kenya and South Africa
December 3, 2024

Of Hunter Biden, Seyi Tinubu and Democrats unbridled hypocrisy

The thing about bad behaviour, when it is legitimised, is that it becomes the standard that human beings want to aspire to.

Hunter Biden and Seyi Tinubu
October 6, 2024

Cheta Nwanze: To subdue Boko Haram, Nigeria can take cues from Israel’s assault on Hezbollah

Eliminating a leader often has a more dangerous side effect: the bloodshed becomes a rallying cry for future leaders and members.

Binyamin Netanyahu and Bola Tinubu
September 21, 2024

Cheta Nwanze: Lebanon pager attack catalyses global tech, geopolitical realignment

Our choices will determine whether technological and geopolitical fragmentation leads to increased conflict or becomes a catalyst for a more diverse and balanced global order.

August 8, 2024

Northerners crucial to success of raging #EndHunger protests

The intensity of the protests, particularly in the North, may compel the political class to respond to the urgent needs of their constituents.

Northern protesters and Tinubu
July 12, 2024

Ecowas Court judgment may be hard to enforce, but Nigerian govt actors will pay for #EndSARS brutality

Instead of heeding the protesters’ calls for reform, Nigeria’s security forces unleashed a series of brutal assaults in various parts of the country.

Buhari, Ecowas Court, Tinubu
February 14, 2024

Cheta Nwanze: Fallout over AFCON result underscores challenge with Nigeria’s diversity

Without a compelling vision that speaks to hearts and minds, expecting Nigerians to embrace dry pronouncements over emotionally resonant narratives is unrealistic.

Nigeria and Ivory Coast teams
November 24, 2023

Cheta Nwanze: Tinubu’s fictional budget mirrors reckless fiscal policies of his predecessors

A close look at some of the estimates throws up some urgent questions and concerns.

A composite photo of President Bola Tinubu and Nigerian masses used to illustrate the story
August 20, 2023

What GlaxoSmithKline’s exit means for Nigeria’s job market, human capital

There could also be a public health dimension to this exit.

GlaxoSmithKline
July 10, 2023

Europe’s balancing act on African migration, economy and human rights

Africa needs to turn more of its raw materials into complex products that the EU will be willing to buy in order to have a fair deal.

European Union