Onize is WORLD’s Africa reporter and deputy global desk chief. She is a World Journalism Institute graduate and earned a journalism degree from Minnesota State University–Moorhead. Onize resides in Abuja, Nigeria.
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Plus, deadly attacks in Nigeria, Cuban fuel crisis, and a nuclear energy deal in Armenia
The military tightens its control on the country in a rigged system
WORLD’s Onize Oduah reports on U.S. military support to Nigeria, Iran’s crackdown on protesters, demonstrations in Tel Aviv, and the quiet end of panda diplomacy in Japan
A threat to the Syrian ceasefire, protests at a nuclear plant in Japan, investigations into a train derailment in Spain, and the Ugandan presidential election
WORLD’s Onize Oduah on Iran’s widening protests, a collapsing economy, and why some demonstrators now speak openly of revolution
2025 brought suffering and endurance alongside glimpses of justice and hope
In global hot spots this year, Christians endured persecution, youths protested governments, and generals warred for power
Plus, border conflict between Thailand and Cambodia, a failed coup in Benin, student protests in Germany, and a record-breaking Christmas display
A surge in Islamist terror has Catholics and Protestants on edge
Plus, Hong Kong uncovers safety failures, Kyrgyzstan tightens political grip, and Brussels replaces vandalized Nativity
