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WHEN THE RAIN BECAME A WEAPON: HOW CLIMATE CHANGE IS QUIETLY DESTROYING COMMUNITIES IN NIGERIA

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WHEN THE RAIN BECAME A WEAPON: HOW CLIMATE CHANGE IS QUIETLY DESTROYING COMMUNITIES IN NIGERIA

Ameh Gabriel F. Posted on 2 months ago

By Gabriel Ameh On a humid August morning in 2024, 62-year-old Musa Abdullahi stood barefoot at the...

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Benin Coup Thwarted: Adeyanju Lauds Tinubu, Armed Forces, Calls for Heightened Counter-Terror Efforts

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Benin Coup Thwarted: Adeyanju Lauds Tinubu, Armed Forces, Calls for Heightened Counter-Terror Efforts

Ameh Gabriel F. Posted on 3 months ago

By Gabriel Ameh Civil rights advocate, Comrade Deji Adeyanju, has commended President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and the...

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What Goes Round Comes Around: Nigeria’s Political Karma and the Task Ahead

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What Goes Round Comes Around: Nigeria’s Political Karma and the Task Ahead

Ameh Gabriel F. Posted on 4 months ago

By Comrade Gerald O. Katchy – Abuja📧 Email: comrgko@gmail.com There is a timeless saying: “What goes round...

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Religious Persecution: The Perils of Misrepresenting Nigeria’s Realities

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Religious Persecution: The Perils of Misrepresenting Nigeria’s Realities

Ameh Gabriel F. Posted on 4 months ago

By Alkasim Abdulkadir When U.S. President Donald J. Trump declared that “thousands of Christians are being killed...

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When Dollars Speak Louder Than Naira: The Mindset Fueling Nigeria’s Currency Crisis

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When Dollars Speak Louder Than Naira: The Mindset Fueling Nigeria’s Currency Crisis

Ameh Gabriel F. Posted on 5 months ago

By Gabriel Ameh Media360Impact Editorial When our leaders step up to make pledges, donations or assistance at...

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THE GIRL I AM, THE CHANGE I LEAD: NIGERIAN GIRLS ON THE FRONTLINES OF CRISIS

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THE GIRL I AM, THE CHANGE I LEAD: NIGERIAN GIRLS ON THE FRONTLINES OF CRISIS

Ameh Gabriel F. Posted on 5 months ago

By the National Women Platform on Security Sector Reforms and Governance (N-SSRG) As the world marks the...

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EXODUS: A REGGAE ANTHEM FOR NIGERIA’S STRUGGLING FAMILIES

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EXODUS: A REGGAE ANTHEM FOR NIGERIA’S STRUGGLING FAMILIES

Ameh Gabriel F. Posted on 5 months ago

16/10/2025 By Kabiru Haruna Mudi Sipikin The scene you describe—a mother grinding, a husband roasting maize, children...

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Media Diplomacy: The New Power Shaping the Future of China–Africa Relations

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Media Diplomacy: The New Power Shaping the Future of China–Africa Relations

Ameh Gabriel F. Posted on 5 months ago

By Gabriel Ameh‎‎As global power dynamics shift and Africa’s voice grows louder on the world stage, the...

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Nigeria at 65: Between Promise and Patience

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Nigeria at 65: Between Promise and Patience

Ameh Gabriel F. Posted on 5 months ago 0

By Archibong Esuene As Nigeria marks her 65th Independence anniversary, conversations about what truly defines progress have...

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More than Ever, Nigeria Needs State Police

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More than Ever, Nigeria Needs State Police

Ameh Gabriel F. Posted on 6 months ago 0

By Nankpak Cirfat Nigeria’s journey as a federation has always been defined by the struggle to balance...

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