Event with Fadumo Dayib, Dr Robtel Neajai Pailey and Dr George Bob-Milliar on elections, democracy and women’s representation in politics

Adedayo Bakare argues that it will take visionary leadership to guide development in Ondo.

Our predictions for 2017

Anzetse Were on debt accumulation.

Richard Ali returns to Jos, only to find that the road to Jos is nothing like that of yesteryear for young people.

Matthew Ayibakuro on how Bayelsa's state legislature has become an appendage of the governor.

The small West African nation of Guinea-Bissau could soon appoint its sixth prime minister since August 2015. What is behind this political farce? The key to understanding Guinea-Bissau’s current crisis lies in a power struggle between its current president and the political elite.

Eromo Egbejule explains why a former Delta governor, who was charged with fraud, is still celebrated by the very people he stole from.

Dr Bala Mohammed Liman argues that the political elite in Kaduna often pushes the idea that differences are what make Nigeria great, but government actions and policies are usually more divisive than unifying.

George Bob-Milliar and Jeffrey Paller outline 7 things to understand about Ghana’s elections which take place on 7 December