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Global Affairs Hub 247 > Articles by: Salem Edosomwan

Crisis or Mischaracterization? Examining the “Christian Genocide” Debate in Nigeria

A Star-Powered Allegation Meets Complex Reality The recent address by global rap superstar Nicki Minaj at a United Nations event, convened by the U.S. mission, has dramatically intensified international scrutiny on Nigeria’s security crisis. Standing alongside U.S. Ambassador to the UN Mike Waltz, Minaj delivered an emotional testimony alleging the systematic persecution of Christians in Nigeria, […]

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A New Era: Analysing Germany and Europe’s Evolving Immigration Laws (2025-2026)

A continent at a policy crossroads Europe stands at an immigration policy crossroads in 2025, navigating the complex interplay between economic imperatives demanding skilled workers and political pressures calling for stricter border controls. This transformative period is marked by significant legal reforms at both national and European Union levels, creating a layered regulatory landscape that will fundamentally reshape how migrants arrive, […]

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Denial of Genocide as Coordinated Killing Continues in Nigeria

How systemic exclusion becomes the silent weapon of destruction – Martins Oloja In the intricate tapestry of Nigeria’s ongoing security and humanitarian crisis, a disturbing pattern emerges, one that transcends the conventional narratives of religious conflict and reveals a more insidious reality. What we are witnessing is not merely random violence but what appears to […]

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The Rubble of Revolution: Iran’s Nuclear Ambitions Shattered in High-Stakes Conflict

The Middle East witnessed a seismic shift in the early hours of June 22, 2025, as U.S. B-2 Spirit stealth bombers unleashed 30,000-pound “bunker buster” bombs on Iran’s most fortified nuclear sites. The coordinated U.S.-Israeli operation targeting Fordo, Natanz, and Isfahan represents not merely a military escalation but a calculated gamble to redraw the region’s […]

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Frequent Use of Painkiller Drugs and Its Impact on Erectile Function

The widespread use of painkillers, particularly opioids and non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), has become a double-edged sword in modern medicine. While these medications offer critical relief for chronic and acute pain, their long-term use carries significant risks, including hormonal disruption, addiction, and sexual dysfunction. This analysis explores the physiological and psychological consequences of frequent painkiller […]

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Senator Ali Ndume Criticizes Tinubu’s Appointments, Security Lapses, and Borrowing Practices

Senator Ali Ndume, a prominent figure in Nigeria’s ruling All Progressives Congress (APC), has once again positioned himself as a vocal critic of the federal government, raising alarms over constitutional violations, insecurity, and fiscal practices. In a recent interview with Channels TV, Ndume accused President Bola Tinubu’s administration of disproportionately favouring the Southwest in political […]

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Judicial Confusion and Public Rejection of Court Judgments in Nigeria-Part 1

Nigeria’s judiciary, tasked with interpreting laws and resolving disputes, has faced increasing criticism over perceived inconsistencies and confusion arising from its judgments. This report investigates why litigants and the public often emerge more perplexed after court proceedings, particularly in high-stakes electoral cases such as the 2023 gubernatorial elections in Imo and Edo states and the […]

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Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan: Sexual Harassment Allegations and Defiance of State Restrictions

Sexual Harassment Allegations Against Senate President Godswill Akpabio  Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan, representing Kogi Central, sparked national controversy in February 2025 after accusing Senate President Godswill Akpabio of sexual harassment. During an interview with Arise TV, she detailed multiple incidents, including:  Inappropriate Advances: Akpabio allegedly told her that her legislative motions would advance if she “took […]

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