About Us
Africans Angle is a Nigerian media organization with headquarters in Lagos and Abuja. Its mission is to promote and enrich cultural practices while advocating for best practices, transparent government, promote good governance and respect for human rights, all in keeping with the ideals of a contemporary democratic society. We believe that of all the institutions of a modern democracy, the media matter in large measure. It can help forge new communities, pursue political and social agenda in support of a better society, and help build visions of hope and resistance. Sadly the media can also lead in negative directions: dividing people and truncating hope and vision. In our country, the media have played both roles at different times in our history.
In Africans Angle, we believe in the right to freedom of opinion and expression. We believe that people should be free to express their opinion without interference from anyone especially the government.
ABOUT AFRICANS ANGLE FOUNDER
Jeff Okoroafor is the founder and CEO of SetFron Limited, a multimedia development company that is focused on creative and results-driven solutions. He also co-founded African Youths Advancement and Support Initiative (AfriYasi), a non-governmental non-profit organization that provides tertiary education scholarship for young people from low- income homes in Nigeria. In a bid to expand the social contract between the people and government, Jeff founded Africans Angle, an online portal where opinion pieces on topical national issues are received and published, amplifying the voices of the people. Jeff has been profiled by local and international media and has received several awards for his work. Based in Abuja, Nigeria, Jeff is a Fellow of the Young African Leaders Initiative and the United Nations World Summit Awards. He is a Strategic Team member of the Bring Back Our Girls movement, and a member of the National Technical Committee on the Establishment and Management of Missing Persons Database in Nigeria, and he holds a Bachelor and Postgraduate degrees in Computer Science and a Certification in Public Policy from Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration, GIMPA.
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Have Northern Reactions, Global Online Mockery, and President Tinubu’s Silence Combined to Make Wike a “High-Value” Target — Requiring Protective Measures?-By Professor John Egbeazien Oshodi
In that moment of national embarrassment, it was Navy Lieutenant A. M. Yerima — not the powerful minister — who...
The Last Straw for President Tinubu: Why the Wike–Yerima Armed Confrontation Demands a Psychological Wellness Leave Before Nigeria Slips Into a Jungle -By Professor John Egbeazien Oshodi
This is not about declaring him “mad” or unfit in a stigmatizing way. It is about recognizing that leadership, especially...
Why Nigeria Must Stop Turning Courts Into Weapons and Let the PDP Convention Hold -By Prof. John Egbeazien Oshodi
Nigeria is standing before a mirror it cannot avoid. The PDP convention in Ibadan is no longer a small internal...
Oshiomhole Hits The Nail On Its Head For Saying That Nigeria’s Legislature Is A Rubber Stamp -By Isaac Asabor
If the Senate takes this moment seriously, it can begin to restore faith in democracy. But if it continues to...
Wike: A Masquerade Gradually Dancing Naked in the Political Market Square -By Hon. Femi Oluwasanmi
If Nigeria is to rebuild and return to the path of order, dignity, and progress, our institutions must be strengthened...
Aso Rock and Kitoye Ajasa’s Lickspittle Press -By Festus Adedayo
The only way the Nigerian media can play its rightful role in the success of democracy, especially the success of...
On the Matter of Wike and Yerima: A Respectful Rejoinder to Professor Sebastine Hon, SAN -By Vitus Ozoke, PhD
And in a democracy governed by law, common sense must never be treated as a crime. In a constitutional democracy,...
Ijebu-Jesa Grammar School at 70! (2) -By Abiodun KOMOLAFE
As I have argued earlier, IJGS’s alumni commitment is demonstrated through various renovation projects. I stand by it! For instance,...
Wike’s Backlash And The PR Lesson He Can’t Afford To Ignore -By Isaac Asabor
As Edward Bernays warned decades ago, “You can’t hide facts that are visible to everyone; you can only adjust perception...
Lt. Yarima vs Minister Wike: A Romantic Analysis -By Abdulkadir Salaudeen
One most important lesson is that our rulers in Nigeria should adopt a new matrix for decent behavior. It is...
FG’s Suspension of 15% Fuel Import Duty: A Holistic Step Toward Economic Relief and Market Stability -By Blaise Udunze
A humane reform process ensures that no policy, however noble, becomes a burden too heavy for its people to bear....
Debate: Yerima Deserves Apology, Not Wike -By Isaac Asabor
When soldiers abuse power, we rightly condemn them. When politicians do the same, we excuse them, and that double standard...
The Unnecessary Altercation Between the Minister and the Military Officer -By Tochukwu Jimo Obi
The courts are there to address issues like this, to determine lawful ownership, to adjudicate allocation disputes, and to enforce...
Promoting Restorative Justice and Victims’ Empowerment in Nigerian Criminal Justice System -By Ishie-Johnson Emmanuel Esq.
Promoting restorative justice and empowering victims within Nigeria’s criminal justice system is essential for addressing the root causes of crime,...
Wike: A Minister of Particular Concern -By Patrick Iwelunmor
Wike remains a minister of particular concern because his actions and words carry consequences for the reputation of governance itself....