The U.S. endgame may not be direct confrontation,it could be strategic positioning.
One thing I deduce is this; UD will draw the UK deeper into the conflict, increasing the likelihood of broader NATO involvement. If the conflict later shifts primarily to regional actors, the U.S.
and some European allies could reduce their direct role while continuing to supply weapons,intelligence, and logistical support. In that scenario, the battlefield stays in the Middle East, while the U.S. watches from a distance and benefits from arms sales and strategic influence
@DuruOzii The analysis will compare total incurred costs against the net profit earned during the fiscal year.
Will also check the diacounts and bonuses
Afrobeats has changed. Iโve been saying for years that this would happen.The truth is, Nigeria didnโt push Afrobeats to the world. The global music industry did. International record labels, streaming platforms, and foreign markets embraced it, promoted it, and turned it into...
...industry that lasts for generations.
Yes, Nigerians are still creating incredible music. Our talent has never been in doubt. But talent alone isnโt enough. If we donโt protect the culture, own the platforms, invest in the business, and build institutions that outlive...
At such times, political leaders from different parts of the North usually unite behind a common candidate, and in many cases the dominant political influence tends to come from the Muslim North.
But with Tinubuโs approach, things seem different.
I think Tinubu studied the political situation very well, especially in the North, and I like the strategy he used. What he appeared to do was divide the North into two major blocs; the Christian North and the Muslim North.
he risks becoming part of the same system many Nigerians wanted him to challenge. For someone who built his 2023 support on being different, this move makes it harder for people to see him as a true alternative.
I think Soworeโs submission reflects what I have always believed,Peter Obi joining that coalition makes his political position weaker, not stronger.
For me, the current political struggle in Nigeria should be seen as APC versus the Nigerian people.Many Nigerians who supported...
That is why I believe the country needs a people-focused political ideology, not just another coalition of powerful politicians. So my concern is simple Peter Obi did not need to join them. By aligning with the old political establishment...