Dive deep into Azu Ishiekwene’s compelling “Letter to Rich Nigerians: Why the Poor Are Mad,” as he examines the widening economic divide in Nigeria. This video provides a thought-provoking analysis of the struggles faced by both the poor and the middle class in today’s Nigeria, amidst soaring inflation and challenging economic conditions. He discusses the impact of governmental policies, the global economic climate, and the deep-rooted issues within the Nigerian society that fuel frustration and distress among its people. Whether you’re interested in Nigerian socio-economic issues, global economic trends, or insightful political commentary, this video offers a powerful perspective on the realities of life in Nigeria.

Join me in exploring Azu Ishiekwene’s insightful analysis presented at the 19th All Nigeria Editors Conference. This deep dive into the complex relationship between Nigerian media and big tech giants delves into the challenges and opportunities faced by traditional journalism in the age of Google, Facebook, and emerging AI technologies like ChatGPT. I discusses the impact of tech on media revenue, advertising competition, the spread of misinformation, and the evolving nature of content consumption. Discover the vital balance between staying relevant in the digital era and maintaining journalistic ethics. Whether you’re a media professional, tech enthusiast, or just curious about the future of journalism, this video is a must-watch!

Explore the intricate political landscape of Nigeria as we delve into the crucial off-cycle elections in Imo, Bayelsa, and Kogi. This video offers an in-depth analysis of the unique challenges and pivotal moments shaping these elections. From the tension-filled political atmosphere in Imo to the strategic shifts in Bayelsa and the high-stakes scenarios in Kogi, get a comprehensive understanding of what’s at stake. We examine the influence of incumbency, voter apathy, and INEC’s role in these critical state elections. Join us for a detailed exploration of Nigeria’s political battlegrounds and what these elections mean for the future of the country. Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe for more insightful political analyses.

In an in-depth analysis of Nigeria’s Supreme Court’s decision to uphold President Tinubu’s election, we delve into the political repercussions and the intricate legal battles that followed. Atiku Abubakar’s journey and his multiple attempts to clinch the presidency are put under the microscope. We also explore Peter Obi’s position and the broader impact on Nigerian democracy. Unpack the complex narrative of election petitions, legal technicalities, and the implications for future electoral processes in Nigeria. Join us as we the article “Atiku, Obi and the Road to Kilimanjaro” and discuss what this means for Nigeria’s political landscape. Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe for more insightful discussions on African politics. #NigeriaSupremeCourt #AtikuAbubakar #NigerianElections #PoliticalAnalysis #LeadershipEditorial read the full article on https://www.azuishiekwene.com/atiku-obi-and-the-road-to-kilimanjaro

Delve into the controversial sermons of Sheikh Ahmad Gumi as dissected in my article. From his inflammatory remarks towards Minister Nyesom Wike to the broader political implications, this video explores the underbelly of religious extremism and its impact on Nigeria’s socio-political landscape. #Gumi #ReligiousExtremism #nigeriapolitics to read the full article, click on https://www.azuishiekwene.com/gumis-extremism-shames-decency

Join us as we delve into the making of “For A Better Society,” a compilation of editorials published in NaijaTimes from September 2020 to July 2023 by Azu Ishiekwene. Explore the powerful narratives, key events, and societal impact covered in this insightful book. Discover how NaijaTimes challenges traditional journalism norms to influence public opinion, promote critical thinking, and inspire action for positive change.

Join us as we delve into the recent groundbreaking announcement by Imo State Governor Hope Uzodinma, promising to transform the lives of 4,000 unemployed youths through his “Skill Up Imo” program. Explore the potential impact on youth employment, the skepticism surrounding political promises, and the creative genius behind this ambitious initiative. Is it a genuine opportunity or just another campaign gimmick? Let’s discuss the implications and possibilities.

Join us as we delve into Azu Ishiekwene’s insightful analysis on Africa’s pursuit of a permanent seat at the G-20 table. With a focus on Nigeria’s aspirations and the continent’s challenges, this video explores the importance of building strong regional institutions, drawing inspiration from India’s success story, and addressing key issues such as trade barriers and illicit outflows. Discover why ambition alone may not be enough to secure a spot in the global arena.

Dive into the political arena of Edo State as Azu Ishiekwene uncovers the intricate relationship between Governor Godwin Obaseki and his deputy, Philip Shaibu. From power plays in Osadebe House to the courtroom battles in Abuja, get an in-depth look at the dynamics shaping Edo’s political landscape as we approach the upcoming governorship election.

In this video, we delve into the intriguing story of Nigeria’s gas car initiative, which promised to end the nation’s petrol woes. We trace the journey from NNPC’s ambitious National Gas Expansion Programme (NGEP) in 2020 to recent updates, exploring questions surrounding the initiative’s success and alleged misuse of funds. How successful has the NGEP been? Where did the promised funding go? And what does the future hold for Nigerian car owners? Let’s unravel the mystery. Read more on https://www.azuishiekwene.com/gas-car-rigmarole-questions-tinubu-cant-ignore

In this detailed analysis, we dive into President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s recent decisions in forming his cabinet, exploring the unexpected choices, and the criticism from various quarters. Azu Ishiekwene, Editor-In-Chief of LEADERSHIP, helps us to understand the nuances of Nigerian politics, comparing Tinubu’s challenges with those faced by previous presidents. We also take a look at the role of Chief of Staff Femi Gbajabiamila, who has taken center stage in the current administration. With past actions as a reference, we dissect the current state of affairs, the expectations, and what lies ahead for Nigeria. Subscribe to stay updated on Nigerian politics and governance. Read the full article on https://www.azuishiekwene.com/tinubus-list-gbaja-nisation-and-nigerias-politics

In this exclusive must-watch interview, renowned journalist Azu Ishiekwene delves deep into the intriguing world of “Cyber Politics” and uncovers how social media giants Facebook, Twitter, and WhatsApp wield their influence on your voting decisions. From historical elections to the present day, learn how these platforms impact voter behaviour and the broader political landscape in Nigeria. Don’t miss this eye-opening discussion that unveils the hidden power of social media in shaping your vote. Tune in now for a revealing journey into the realm of “Cyber Politics”! #SocialMediaInfluence #VoterBehavior #NigerianElections #InterviewWithJournalist Read the full article on https://www.azuishiekwene.com/does-social-media-affect-your-voting Read the full book review on https://www.azuishiekwene.com/lectures

Join us for an eye-opening discussion with renowned journalist, Azu Ishiekwene, as he unravels the burden of the Ministerial list under President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s administration. In this episode, Ishiekwene breaks down the circulating fake list featuring Adams Oshiomhole, Nasir El-Rufai, and Nyesom Wike. We dig into the political landscape, the anxieties of Tinubu’s governance, and the need to avoid repeating past political errors. Furthermore, we dive into how this affects the local governments, the potential risks, and the importance of monitoring state actions. You don’t want to miss this in-depth analysis of Nigeria’s current political climate. Like, share, and subscribe for more thought-provoking content! #Tinubu #NigerianPolitics #AzuIshiekwene read the full article here https://www.azuishiekwene.com/tinubu-and-burden-of-ministerial-list

This thought-provoking interview delves into the stark disparities surrounding two recent tragedies – the migrant boat capsizing and the implosion of The Titan submarine. Join us as we discuss the media’s biased coverage, the global response, and the underlying factors that influence how these stories are portrayed. Renowned journalist Azu Ishiekwene sheds light on the importance of fair reporting and the need to challenge the status quo. Don’t miss this insightful conversation that uncovers the untold narratives behind these heart-wrenching events. read the full article on https://www.azuishiekwene.com/titan-and-migrants-two-tragedies-different-stories

Join us as we explore the intricacies of Nigeria’s higher education system, taking a critical look at the newly signed student loans bill and the urgent need for university reform. Drawing insights from a compelling article by a leading voice in the field, we delve into the challenges and potential solutions facing students and educational institutions today. This conversation is key for anyone interested in the future of education in Nigeria. #NigeriaEducation #StudentLoans #UniversityReform #EducationCrisis

Join us as we delve into President Tinubu’s audacious economic reforms with the insightful Azu Ishiekwene, Editor-In-Chief of LEADERSHIP. From ending petrol subsidy on his first day in office, to daring moves towards a unified exchange rate, Tinubu’s decisions are setting a new precedent for Nigerian economic leadership. But why now? And what does this mean for Nigeria’s future? We break it down with Azu, and discuss his powerful column, ‘Tinubu Biting the Bullet from Day One.’ Don’t miss this deep dive into the groundbreaking changes reshaping Nigeria’s economy. to read the full article, go here https://www.azuishiekwene.com/tinubu-biting-the-bullet-from-day-one

Join us for an in-depth conversation on the article, ‘Dangote Refinery Challenges Global Narrative.’ We delve deep into Nigeria’s largest private refinery, its impact on Africa’s energy landscape, and the unfolding story of Aliko Dangote, Africa’s richest man. Discover the economic, social, and environmental implications of this game-changing project. Don’t miss out on this behind-the-scenes look at Africa’s energy revolution and the future of sustainable industrial development in the continent. Remember to like, share, and subscribe for more insightful discussions! #DangoteRefinery #EnergyRevolution #SustainableDevelopment #AlikoDangote #AfricaEconomy Read the full article on https://www.azuishiekwene.com/dangote-refinery-challenges-global-narrative

Dive into the intricacies of Nigeria’s historic 2023 elections with expert Azu Ishiekwene. This deep analysis reveals how wealth, ambition, and courage combined to reshape the country’s political landscape, defying long-held myths and entrenched power structures. Uncover the key lessons, the role of technology, the changing dynamics of political party affiliations, and what the future holds for governance in Nigeria. Plus, hear how these changes are impacting the nation amidst economic and security challenges. #NigeriaElections2023 #PoliticalAnalysis #AzuIshiekwene Read more by visiting https://www.azuishiekwene.com/what-nigerias-election-cannot-teach-does-not-exist

Explore the implications of Trump’s criminal trial on America’s global image and question the double standards applied to developing democracies. This thought-provoking piece offers an African viewpoint on the rule of law and political gamesmanship in the US. Read more on https://www.azuishiekwene.com/why-trumps-trial-doesnt-make-america-special

Discover the intriguing contrast between Nigeria’s powerful cultural exports, like Burna Boy’s Afrobeat and Nollywood, and the widespread apathy towards its elections. This captivating video unravels the reasons behind this paradox and delves into the significance of Nigeria’s political landscape on the African continent. Join us for this enlightening and engaging exploration! Read more on https://www.azuishiekwene.com/africa-why-does-burna-boy-rock-more-than-nigerias-elections

In this video, we explore the promise and challenges of Nigeria’s electoral system, particularly the use of the Bimodal Voter Accreditation System (BVAS) during the February 25, 2023 general elections. We delve into the experiences of voters, including the challenges they faced with the manual register used in 2019, and the hope inspired by the use of the BVAS. We also discuss the disappointment and frustration of many voters when INEC’s promise of result upload and transmission was not fully realized. Additionally, we examine the impact of the postponement of the governorship election on March 11, and the concerns around voter turnout for the upcoming polls. Through the stories of dedicated voters, we highlight the importance of electoral participation and the need for politicians to help deepen faith in the democratic process. Join us as we seek to understand Nigeria’s electoral system and the challenges it faces. Read more on https://www.azuishiekwene.com/inec-server-and-other-election-day-stories

In this article, Azu Ishiekwene discusses former Nigerian President, Olusegun Obasanjo’s audacious demand to cancel all elections that did not pass the credibility and transparency test in Nigeria. Despite his past record of supervising one of the worst electoral heists in Nigeria in 2007, Obasanjo issued this statement in the middle of the announcement of election results. Ishiekwene highlights how Obasanjo’s monumental ego often gets the better of him, and how his conduct could potentially plunge the country into crisis. Read the full article here – https://www.azuishiekwene.com/what-really-matters-to-obasanjo

This article discusses the recent resignation of Jacinda Ardern, the former Prime Minister of New Zealand. Despite being young and popular, she stepped down from the position due to burnout, which is a rare phenomenon among politicians. The article highlights how rare it is for African leaders to voluntarily resign from office, contrasting it with the resignation of Ardern. The article also touches on Ardern’s career and how she became Prime Minister, as well as her handling of the COVID-19 crisis. The article concludes by praising Ardern for her successful run as a leader in today’s world. read more on https://www.azuishiekwene.com/a-leader-like-jacinda-ardern

It’s a measure of the complexity of the animal called man, that PDP, the party where Obasanjo was alpha and omega for eight years, was – and apparently remains – unable to provide a pathway for Igbo presidency. APC, the Siamese of the PDP, has fared even worse. Ironically, it is the Labour Party, the child of political necessity whose roots and forebears Obasanjo sought to crush, that has produced the cornerstone of his newfound affection. Read more at https://www.azuishiekwene.com/the-trouble-with-obasanjos-wish