Mutiu Iyanda
AUTHOR: Mutiu Iyanda
Nine Years, Forty-Two Battles: How Nigeria’s “No Work, No Pay” Policy Targets Education Workers...
Over the past nine years, education workers in Nigeria have been the main targets of the “No Work, No Pay” policy as both federal...
FactCheckAfrica Trains Ibadan Youth, Journalists on AI-Powered Fact-Checking
As part of its mission to tackle the growing menace of information pollution in Africa, FactCheckAfrica has trained hundreds of youths and journalists in...
Key Factors for Sustaining TikTok’s Monetization Policy in Kenya
TikTok has quickly become one of the most influential platforms for digital expression in Kenya. From comedy skits to educational content and political commentary,...
Nigerian Media as an Intelligence Conduit for Managing Banditry
The news cycle around banditry now forms a living archive of situational awareness. Each headline, update, and community report contains data points about violence...
Managing Banditry in Nigeria: Insights from Bandits and State Actors
The persistent wave of banditry across Nigeria, particularly in the northern and north-central regions, has evolved from a security challenge into a complex socio-political...






