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Today on Citizens Hour, we turn the spotlight on key democratic and governance developments across the subregion in 2025. Throughout the year, the programme examined the state of democracy, highlighting both consolidation efforts and democratic setbacks. We explored elections and…
In this episode, we review Game Day 1 ofAFCON 2025 in Morocco, as the tournament so far exceeds expectations. Game Day one produced drama, goals and excitement. Also in this episode, we discuss mouthwatering matchups like Nigeria taking on Tunisia,…
United Nations Data on Internally Displaced Persons, IDPs, reveals that the number of refugees and persons in need of international protection climbed to 43.4 million, while the number of internally displaced persons rose to 68.3 million by the end of…
This episode is the first of a two-series retro production on WADR’s environment program, Enviroscope, where we talk about anything and everything related to the environment and ecosystem. Well, from the start of 2025, several debates, summits, and conferences from…
Six West African nations are competing at this year’s Africa Cup of Nations — Mali, Nigeria, Senegal, Benin, Burkina Faso, and Côte d’Ivoire. Which of these countries do you believe has the strongest chance of reaching the AFCON final —…
In West Africa today, more people, especially young adults are considering clinical procedures to change their appearance, from body contouring and liposuction to breast enhancement and facial surgeries. But beyond the glamour, the filters, and the carefully curated before-and-after photos,…
In this edition, we review the unfolding events in Guinea-Bissau following a military takeover on the 26thof November 2025. We then shift to Nigeria, where the country’s security architecture is about to change and our last stop will be Liberia…
In this episode, we preview AFCON 2025 in Morocco, as Africa’s finest teams prepare for the continent’s biggest football showpiece. We break down what makes this edition special, from title contenders and star players to world-class stadiums, officiating, and African…
Unlike in North Africa, where the majority of migrants leave the continent to reach Europe, people in sub-Saharan Africa primarily move to neighboring communities, countries, or within the region itself. In today’s discussion, we will focus specifically on the migration…
West Africans are reacting to the complete travel ban to the U. S., affecting the three central Sahel states, including Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger, imposed by President Donald Trump. This ban comes amid rising insecurity the central Sahel, although…
Environmental diseases are conditions caused or exacerbated by external factors such as pollution, toxins, and climate change. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), nearly one-quarter of all global deaths are linked to environmental risk factors. Vector-borne disease today accounts…
In Nigeria’s Plateau State, there is a market unlike any other, one that has evolved through history, trade, and changing livelihoods. Once known as an ancient slave trading point, it has transformed over generations into a bustling commercial hub that…
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