When Unsolicited Advice Meets Unsolicited Shade by Lawson Akhigbe

A simple split-screen or virtual debate table. One side has a Nigerian flag and a slightly dusty ECOWAS logo. The other has a bold “Sovereignty First” banner and a small Alliance of Sahel States pin. Both characters face the camera like they’re on a late-night panel that got too real.

When “National Security” Becomes a Weapon Against Social Security by Lawson Akhigbe

There is an old British political habit which deserves rather more scrutiny than it usually receives: when governments want the public to accept an uncomfortable policy, they wrap it in the Union Jack and call it national security.

Is David Cameron the Worst Thing to Happen to Modern Britain? By Lawson Akhigbe

Some political leaders leave office and quietly retreat into the background. Others spend their retirement writing memoirs that nobody reads and giving speeches that nobody remembers.