N*ger Set To Relaunch Key Uranium Project With Greater State Ownership

Oct 22, 2026

N*ger is forging ahead on its sovereign path after decades of being robbed blind by its former colonizer, France. On September 22, N*ger’s Ministry of Mines signed a new agreement with Nigerien-Australian-owned mining venture MAMICO to increase state ownership of the company, and relaunch a key uranium project in the Agadez Region of Northern N*ger.

Is Africa paying attention?

Why N*ger, Mali & Burkina Faso Left the ICC

Burkina Faso President Ibrahim Traoré calls the International Criminal Court (ICC) an imperial tool.

Given that the ICC almost exclusively prosecutes Africans, and that the United States and Israel have been aggressively worked against the court, why should African states take it seriously? Drop us a comment.

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Apostle Arome Osayi: Nigerians Are Meant To Spread The Gospel, Not Develop Like China

On September 22, 2026, a Nigerian Christian preacher stood before a congregation and told them that their populous, resource and human-capital rich African nation existed for one purpose and one purpose alone:

To “spread the gospel” throughout the world.

Not to develop or industrialise.

Not to celebrate a leadership that actually answers to its people, as the nations of the Alliance of Sahel States (AES) now do.

But to remain prayerful, in its poor, underdeveloped state, until the literal end of time.

It will come as no surprise that this Nigerian preacher has a lot of good friends in the US.

Nigeria’s Next #EndSARS Movement Must Be Channeled Towards The Real Problem – A-APRP

In this quote, [ @aaprp.intl (Instagram) / @AAPRP (X & Facebook) / All-African People’s Revolutionary Party (A-APRP) (everywhere else) ] organizer [ @bayo.ai (Instagram) / @gbelewade (X) / Adebayọ Gbelewade (everywhere else) ] comments on Nigeria’s EndSARS movement and what Africans must learn from it. Gbelewade made his comments at an event organized in May by the A-APRP’s UK chapter to commemorate African Liberation Day.

On the night of October 20, 2020, in Lekki, Lagos, the Nigerian government perpetrated one of the most horrific mass*cres in recent memory against its own citizens. Nigerian soldiers in full uniform shot at unarmed Nigerian civilians, as they waved the Nigerian flag and chanted the Nigerian national anthem. These Nigerians had risen up in the preceding weeks, across religious, cultural and class divides, to demand accountability from their government for decades of police brutality.

Though violently cut short by Nigeria’s then and still Western-backed government, the EndSARS movement stands forever as a testament to the power of the African people. This power, when organized and channeled towards the true cause of Africa’s misery, Western imperialism, will liberate the continent.

The Spearhead is proud to call itself a sister organization of the A-APRP. The full, two-part coverage of May’s African Liberation Day event is available, in multiple languages, on the A-APRP and The Spearhead’s YouTube channels. Follow to stay posted, and head on to www.aaprp-intl.org to join the Revolution.

Ghana Prez: ‘End the Human Carnage In G*za’

On 24 September at the United Nations General Assembly, Ghanaian President John Dramani Mahama called for an end to the Israeli military onslaught in G*za.

So far, the UN Children’s Fund (UNICEF) reports Isr*el had k*lled or injured more than 64,000 children between 7 October 2023 and 7 October 2025. A brokered ceasefire on 10 October 2025 didn’t stop Isr*el from k*lling an additional 300 children in 300 days.

Will remarks at the UN be enough to stop what experts have described as a g*nocide?

Video credit: UN Web TV

The United States Enables Corruption In Africa

A new investigation by Senegal-based NGO, the Platform to Protect Whistleblowers in Africa (PPLAAF), has revealed over 3 decades of potential illicit real estate purchases by Nigerian officials in the US. The purchases, worth a combined $271 million, faced zero scrutiny from US financial authorities, despite showing all the telltale signs of money laundering.

Yet the US and its fellow Western nations continue to lecture Africa about “corruption”.