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How Middle East Crisis is Affecting Livelihoods In Nigeria, While Govt Gains

By The Insight Team 158
mostbet mostbet az mostbet mostbet az mostbet mostbet By Emmanuel Kwada The escalating conflict in the Middle East, now deep into its fourth week with the Strait of Hormuz largely shut to shipping, has pushed global oil prices to around $112 per barrel for Brent crude. This creates a stark contrast in Nigeria: the federal government stands to gain significantly from higher export […]Continue Reading
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Fuel Subsidy Removal Pushes 63% of Nigerians into Poverty, Study Reveals

By The Insight Team 237
By Emmanuel Kwada A new independent study has revealed that Nigeria’s national poverty rate surged to approximately 63% in the immediate aftermath of the federal government’s removal of petrol subsidies in 2023, underscoring the profound short-term welfare costs of the country’s bold economic reforms. The findings, presented by Dr. Mohammed Shuaibu, a Continue Reading
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Govt Knows Every Terrorist and their Location – Sheikh Gumi

By The Insight Team 277
By Emmanuel Kwada In a provocative and wide-ranging interview on DRTV Nigeria, prominent Kaduna-based Islamic cleric Sheikh Dr. Ahmad Abubakar Gumi has claimed that the Nigerian federal government possesses comprehensive intelligence on the identities and precise locations of every terrorist and bandit operating within the country. The statement, delivered during a studio Continue Reading
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‎How Some Countries Effectively Police Their Forests: Lessons for Nigeria

By The Insight Team 203
By Emmanuel Kwada Nigeria’s vast forests, once symbols of biodiversity and rural livelihoods, have tragically transformed into deadly strongholds for bandits, kidnappers, illegal loggers, and in some cases, terrorist affiliates. These ungoverned spaces; spanning notorious areas like Sambisa Forest in Borno, Kamuku National Park across Kaduna and neighboring states, Continue Reading
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US Congressman Presents Report to White House Urging Action on Christian Persecution in Nigeria

By The Insight Team 190
By Emmanuel Kwada  Congressman Riley M. Moore (R-WV) today delivered a detailed congressional report to the White House, proposing strong measures to stop the ongoing persecution of Christians in Nigeria and tackle rising extremist violence in the country. The presentation took place during a meeting with members of the House Committees on Appropriations and Foreign […]Continue Reading
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JAPA: Nigerian Man Tricked into Russia’s Brutal War Zone, Captured, Begs for Tinubu’s Intervention

By The Insight Team 292
“…I was lucky to be captured by the Ukrainians. They are good people.”   By Emmanuel Kwada  A harrowing tale of deception, survival, and desperation has emerged from the front lines of the Russia-Ukraine war, as a 32-year-old Nigerian man, Balogun Adisa Ridwan, now held as a prisoner of war by Ukrainian forces, publicly appeals […]Continue Reading
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Why Mandatory E-Transmission Matters: Lessons from 2023 Polls Fuel #OccupyNASS Protests

By The Insight Team 215
Key points: Lessons from 2023 elections fueled OccupyNass protests How the Supreme Court Ruling Strips IReV of Legal Weight Discrepancies in Recent Elections Highlight Urgent Need for Stronger Safeguards Senate Bows to Pressure, Makes Little Change Why This Reform Is Seen as Critical for 2027   By Emmanuel Kwada  Since February 9, 2026, thousands of […]Continue Reading
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Nigerians Fume as Senate Ducks E-Transmission:’No Network in 9 States, Nat’l Grid May Crash’- Akpabio’s Explosive Defence

By The Insight Team 217
Key points: Senate rejects mandatory real-time transmission of election results amendment clause. Akpabio defends decision, cites infrastructure and security concerns prevailing. Experts warn of constitutional crisis and transparency erosion risks rising. SERAP petitions CCB to investigate Senate’s amendment removal process. Professional bodies demand reversal, Continue Reading
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Lives of Rural Villagers Hold Little Value to Authorities in Nigeria – American Missionary

By The Insight Team 581
By Emmanuel Kwada American missionary Alex Barbir has issued a stark condemnation of the Nigerian government’s apparent indifference to ongoing violence in the Middle Belt, asserting that the lives of rural Christian villagers and indigenous communities “hold little value” to those in power. His comments come amid a recent trek into one of the Continue Reading
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