Etietop Akpabio

The Current State of Modern Media is Extremely Concerning

As traditional media has been on a downward trend for many decades at this point, the modern media landscape has changed dramatically cause of the internet.

When Are We Likely to See an End to Russia’s War in Ukraine?

After Putin outlined his requirements for a ceasefire in Ukraine, are will we more likely to see an end to fighting?

Hunter Biden: Collateral Damage of Political Legal Warfare

Hunter Biden has fallen victim to this new era of political legal warfare that has taken place in America.

Africans Should Be Worried About the Crisis in Haiti

As Africans, we should care about the crisis overwhelming Haiti right now due to our shared histories of colonial oppression.

Democracy Day Comes As Nigeria Grapples With Existential Challenges

This year marks 25 years since the return to “democratic” rule in Nigeria and it comes at a major inflection point for the country.

Africa’s Leaders Do Not Represent Us

Perhaps one of the most frustrating aspects of African politics is that much of the world views our continent through the lens of African politicians. 

We Must Not Allow Authoritarianism to Reign Across Africa

With Authoritarianism on the rise globally, we must work to ensure that democratic rule is promoted and maintained across Africa.

The State of Israel is Not Above Being Held Accountable

The attempts made to hold Israel accountable for its war in Gaza have been attacked. However, the Israeli state shouldn't be above accountablity for its actions

French Imperialism Didn’t Cause the Coups in West Africa

A common misconception that has arisen, particularly on social media, is the notion that the coups took place to fight against French imperialism in the region.

Nigerian workers deserve to earn a living wage.

This week Nigeria has been rocked by labour union strikes across various government sectors demanding higher wages from the government, which are long overdue.

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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