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Armed groups employ various intelligence-gathering mechanisms, including human intelligence, signals intelligence, imagery intelligence, and open-source intelligence, to understand their adversaries and plan operations. Experts believe the intelligence-gathering capacity of armed groups adds to some of the difficulties governments and security…
Do you know that a green and energy-efficient home, also known as a sustainable or eco-friendly home, is designed and built to minimize environmental impact throughout its lifecycle, focusing on efficient energy use, water conservation, and the use of sustainable…
This edition is special and continues the International Women’s Day celebration; after all, March is the month for women. Our discussion with rights activist Aisha Yesufu will explore the different issues affecting women from all social classes. This year’s International…
This year’s International Women’s Day, WADR partners with TOSTAN in a special webinar to highlight the significance of the day. International Women’s Day serves as a reminder to recognize and cherish women’s agency and autonomy, to make society safer, and…
Do you know the health status of your kidneys? This question forms a part of this year’s theme, Detect early, protect kidney health. The theme emphasizes the power of catching kidney issues early before they develop into more serious problems.…
Imagine a gender equal world. A world free of bias, stereotypes, and discrimination. A world that’s diverse, equitable, and inclusive. A world where difference is valued and celebrated. This is the call for this year’s theme: unlocking equal rights, power…
In this episode we focused mainly on the reactions of football lovers Moahmed Kallon appointed new head coach of Sierra Leone-Jimmy Carragher apologized for claiming AFCON not a major tournament-Real Madrid defeated Atletico in the first leg of Champions League…
Our African Hero is Nigeria’s late Nnamdi Azikiwe. He was a nationalist, journalist, and politician who bravely fought for Nigeria’s independence. After the country became a federal republic in 1963, Azikiwe became the first democratically elected president, writing his name…
In this edition of BOOK REVIEW, we join John Agu from our partner station Albarka Radio Bauchi Nigeria as he reviews the book EVERYTHING GOOD WILL COME by Sefi Attah. It’s a story about a young Nigerian girl (and her…
Civil society actors from the West Africa have gathered in Accra Ghana for the third annual regional convening of civil society organizations by the West Africa Democracy Solidarity Network (WADEMOS Network). The two conferences seek to amplify CSOs’ voices in…
In this edition of Woman of the Day, the spotlight is on a trailblazer, an accomplished academician and a true inspiration for younger generations of African Women. We shine the radiant spotlight on Kolu Garmai Sokodolo Walters, a remarkable woman…
On this edition of Street Parliament, we go to Abuja, Nigeria’s capital, where Usman Umar engages two Nigerians on the trending issue of sexual harassment allegations involving a female senator and the president of Nigeria’s Senate. This matter has garnered…
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