Etietop Akpabio
Opinion
Who Benefits From All the Bloodshed We Are Witnessing?
Who is really benefiting from all the bloodshed we are witnessing all around the world, right now?
Democracy
Venezuela Should Serve as a Cautionary Tale for Africans
The recent elections in Venezuela should serve as a cautionary tale for African about the dangers of the democratic backsliding seen over the last few years
Democracy
The Silence of African Leaders on Controversial Governments
African regimes often maintain an unspoken alliance, to not criticise or address each other's issues. This year’s SADC summit exposes this tacit once again.
Politics
We Cannot All Leave Africa: We Must Improve It From Within
We cannot all possibly just pack up and move abroad and leave Africa behind, we must work to improve things back at home.
Nigeria
It is Time to End Bad Governance Within Nigeria
Nigeria had been rocked by the #EndBadGovernance protests calling for much needed reforms
World
The Seemingly Never-Ending Israeli Conflict Continues On
As we are nearing the one year anniversary of the October 7 attack, the war in Gaza seemingly has no end in sight. As the war spreads accross the Middle East.
Media
American Politics Has Taken Up All the Attention Once Again
The US Presidential election has once again managed to capture the whole world’s attention over the last few weeks ahead of many other major gloabl events
Politics
Africa’s Younger Generations Must Be Better
The unfortunate reality is that Africa's older generations have failed to bring us porsperity. It is vital that younger generations are able to do better
USA
The Trump Assassination Attempt Shows the Risks of Hyperpolarisation
The assassination attempt against President Trump shows the danger of hyperpolarisation in American Politics
Nigeria
Nigeria’s Politicians Are Our Biggest Obstacle to Prosperity
For too long it has been the case around Nigeria that politicians exploit their positions to enrich themselves at the expense of Nigerians
About Me
Etietop Akpabio is a Nigerian Blogger and Journalist at the Sahel Post, as well as the host of the African Podcast 'Africa PolitiCast.' With a Bachelor of Arts in Media Studies from the University of Namibia, he is dedicated to providing insightful commentary and analysis on African affairs.
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