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NIGERIA: A PEOPLE BETRAYED Baka Omubo 8 Views • 24 days ago

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What Happened On October 29? Kwabena Ofori Osei 8 Views • 25 days ago

Mainstream media coverage of Tanzania's 2025 election was unanimous in portraying it simplistically as a "disputed election" that was marred by violence and a brutal government crackdown.

Conveniently, nearly all mainstream coverage entirely omitted the blatant meddling by multiple foreign actors acting through funded local collaborators who demonstrated 2 terrifying new capabilites - the ability to remotely destabilise a country by weaponising its young people against their own interests, and the deployment of the threat of sanctions after the manufactured crisis to blackmail a government into signing weighted deals that it ordinarily would not agree to.

The implications of this form of foreign interference on basic African sovereignty in the 21st century are immense, which gives this story a significance far beyond the borders of Tanzania.

The Spearhead is proud to present the full, unfiltered, properly contextualised story of what went happened in Tanzania before, during, and after the October 29, 2025 election in this documentary titled 'What Happened On October 29?'

AES: French SPY Gets 20 Years in Prison For FAILED Overthrow in Mali Kwabena Ofori Osei 19 Views • 25 days ago

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AES: The AES Puts $13 MILLION on the Heads of the Terrorist Leaders! WANTED DEAD OR ALIVE Kwabena Ofori Osei 16 Views • 26 days ago

AES To Benin: The Requirements & The 15-Day Deadline Kwabena Ofori Osei 9 Views • 27 days ago

AES: Is The Economic WAR Between The AES & Benin Finally Over? Kwabena Ofori Osei 7 Views • 28 days ago

The Man Who Destroyed Nigeria Baka Omubo 11 Views • 28 days ago

Between December 1983 and August 1985, Nigeria endured one of the most brutal military governments in Africa. It jailed 100s of politicians, executed drug offenders under retroactive law, attempted to kidnap a former minister from London using Israeli intelligence operatives, imprisoned Fela Kuti, and lost a power struggle that was rigged from day one.
This is the story of Dictator Nigeria wants to Forget.

This is Episode 7 of Power & Plunder — a 16-part series covering every head of state Nigeria has had since independence. Built on declassified British and American archives, court records, and primary sources.

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The Orire School Kidnappings: A Warning for Southern Nigeria? Baka Omubo 15 Views • 28 days ago

The recent abduction of dozens of schoolchildren, teachers, and even toddlers from schools in Oriire Local Government Area of Oyo State has sent shockwaves across Nigeria. In a chilling display of brutality, one of the teachers, Michael Oyedokun, was beheaded by the abductors. Among the victims are children as young as one to four years old, teenagers, and members of staff.

For many Nigerians, the attack raises troubling questions. How did a region once considered relatively secure become vulnerable to such violence? Is this an isolated criminal act, or evidence of a deeper and more dangerous trend? Are violent extremist groups and terrorist networks gradually extending their reach into southwestern Nigeria?

To examine these questions, I am joined by Taiwo Adebayo, researcher and security policy advisor on the Lake Chad Basin and West and Central Africa at the Institute for Security Studies in Pretoria, South Africa. Adebayo is an award-winning journalist and investigator who has reported on some of Africa's most significant security and governance issues, including cross-border criminal networks, violent extremism, and corruption.

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AES: Ibrahim Traoré Demands MORE Control in Massive Gold Mine Kwabena Ofori Osei 9 Views • 29 days ago

LOOKING BACK TO MOVE FORWARD Baka Omubo 9 Views • 1 month ago

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