In this issue, Precious Ibeh discusses the "passport hierarchy" and systemic vetting, while Ijeoma Egbo highlights how Nigeria’s "giant" status and the language barrier create regional friction. Omolewa Adesuyi proves an 8,000km transcontinental road trip is possible yet "structurally broken", a sentiment Victoria Osomo echoes by questioning why moving across Africa feels more complex than flying to Europe. Pelu Awofeso argues that understanding history must precede valuing such travel, contrasting with Queen Bethia, who focuses on practical rail infrastructure as the primary driver for domestic tourism, with Favour Onyeoziri synthesising these by linking personal responsibility to rebuilding the green passport's integrity.
