Etietop Akpabio
Nigeria
ECOWAS Needs to Have Its Own Joint Security Force
After over a decade of armed insurgents ravaging the region, it is time for ECOWAS to form it own regional security force to combat terrorism.
Democracy
Protests in Africa: The Deadly Cost of Speaking Out
Too often it has been the case around Africa that peaceful protest has been met with violent crackdowns. The actions by Kenyan police are the latest example.
Nigeria
Tribal Politics Have Had Terrible Consequences in Nigeria
Nigeria's internal divisions have meant that tribal politics has been the norm over the decades since the country gained independence
USA
Should Biden Step Down After His Disastrous Debate Display?
Democrats are in a full on panic mode after a disastrous debate performance by US President Joe Biden
Politics
Separatist Forces Will Forever Be A Problem Across Africa
The results of the borders established during the colonial era by European powers still has its effects on Africa today.
Economy
Is Getting a University Education Still Worth It?
The ballooning cost of university tuition, coupled with the growing political divides has led many to conclude that a university degree is no longer worth it
Politics
Sports And Politics: A Match Made in Hell
Perhaps one of the most detrimental social trends of the last decade has been the fusing of politics with many aspects of social life.
Culture
Africa Can Learn a Lot From American Attitudes on Diversity
Tribalism has been a source of major conflict and division within Africa. There is a lot we in Africa can learn from American attitudes towards diversity.
Economy
Kenya’s Anti-Tax Protests Highlight Africa’s Economic Woes
The protests by younger Kenyans against tax hikes highlight Africa's economic woes.
World
Are We Closer to Full-Out War Between Israel and Hezbollah?
As the Israeli war on Hamas continues to drag on, cross-border attacks between Israel and Hezbollah have continued to escalate.
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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