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Nigerians Love Education – But What Are We Learning?
Education has always been a prized possession in Nigeria. From the bustling cities to quiet villages, families invest heavily in schooling, hoping their children will […]
The Role of Women Behind the Scenes in Nigerian Politics
In the grand theatre of Nigerian politics, much attention is given to the politicians who stand in the spotlight — the governors, senators, and presidents. […]
How Local Traditions Clash or Blend with Modern Politics in Nigeria
Nigeria is a country where the past and present often meet in fascinating, sometimes challenging ways. Our rich local traditions, shaped over centuries, continue to […]
State Police: Solution or New Source of Trouble?
The debate around establishing state police in Nigeria has been heating up for years, with no end in sight. Many citizens see it as a […]
Political Patronage in Nigeria: Blessing or Curse for Democracy?
In Nigeria’s vibrant and often turbulent political landscape, the practice of political patronage remains a contentious and deeply entrenched feature. But as the country strives […]
Election Season Survival Guide: What Ordinary Nigerians Do to Navigate Campaigns
Election season in Nigeria is always a rollercoaster. For many ordinary Nigerians, it’s a time filled with hope, frustration, noise, and, often, survival tactics. While […]
Behind Nollywood’s Screen: Untold Stories of Film Set Workers
Nollywood is a shining jewel of Nigeria’s entertainment industry. Its movies captivate millions, telling stories that reflect our culture, struggles, and dreams. Yet, while actors […]
The Rise of Nigerian Female Entrepreneurs in Male-Dominated Fields
In Nigeria today, a powerful wave of change is sweeping through the business world. More and more women are breaking barriers and staking their claim […]
Breaking Taboos: Mental Health Conversations in Nigerian Families
In many Nigerian homes, mental health is still a hushed subject. It’s often surrounded by silence, misunderstanding, or outright denial. This taboo prevents millions from […]