April 24, 2025 New York
Dark Light

Blog Post

Global Affairs Hub 247 > Articles by: Salem Edosomwan

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 […]

Read More

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 […]

Read More

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 […]

Read More

Constitutional Analysis of the Nigerian President’s Authority Over State Governance: The Case of Rivers State

The Nigerian Constitution enshrines a federal structure, delineating powers between the federal government and the 36 states. This article examines whether President Bola Tinubu possesses the constitutional authority to suspend or remove the Rivers State Governor and members of the State House of Assembly. It evaluates constitutional provisions, legal interpretations, and responses from stakeholders. Constitutional […]

Read More

University of the People: A Focus on Free Tuition & The Advancement of Knowledge

Examining Tuition-Free Education The University of the People in Colorado is a model of higher education innovation and accessibility. This university is reinventing learning with tuition-free programs worldwide. The University of the People, founded on inclusivity and empowerment, is known for delivering great education to different students. This article explores the history, mission, and effect […]

Read More

KINDERGARTEN:  A Focus Report On WABE-Kita

Wabe Kindergarten, with multiple locations throughout Hamburg, distinguishes itself through a pedagogical approach focused on nature-based learning and fostering independence in young children. This report will specifically focus on the Farmsen branch, examining its facilities, pedagogical practices, community engagement, and areas for potential development. It is ably managed by Juliane Schmerbauch, and deputised by Bettina […]

Read More

Civil Society of Nigeria—Four Abuja High Court Judges Noted for Their Optimistic and Pessimistic Judgments Amid Ambiguity, Aiding Wike and Undermining Democracy in Rivers State

The Civil Society of Nigeria has expressed concerns about the partisan role of some judges of the Federal High Court Abuja. They claim that these judges have taken personal interest in River State, its House of Assembly, political parties, local government elections, and other related matters. They have consistently presented their orders from politically intended […]

Read More

The Escalating Rift Between Yemen’s Houthi Rebels and Israel

The conflict between Yemen’s Houthi rebels and Israel has recently escalated, drawing international attention and concern. his article delves into the origins, recent developments, and potential implications of this growing rift. Background The Houthi movement, officially known as Ansar Allah, emerged in the early 2000s in Yemen. Initially, their struggle was against Yemen’s long-time authoritarian president, […]

Read More

STATE HOUSE PRESS RELEASE

PRESIDENT TINUBU RECEIVES  EDO GOV-ELECT, TASKS HIM ON DEVELOPMENT President Bola Tinubu has called on the Edo State governor-elect, Senator Monday Okpebholo, to prioritise the development of his state while assuring him of the full support of the Federal Government and the Progressive Governors’ Forum (PGF). President Tinubu advised on Thursday in Abuja at a […]

Read More