Nigeria, often called the “giant of Africa,” relies heavily on agriculture. It’s the backbone of millions of livelihoods, feeding the nation and providing jobs for […]
Category: Editorial
The Middle Class Mirage: Who Really Is Middle Class in Nigeria?
In Nigeria, the phrase “middle class” is tossed around a lot — in politics, business, and everyday chat. But peel back the layers, and you’ll […]
Diary of a Nigerian Civil Servant: Inside the Broken System
Every day, thousands of Nigerians clock into offices across the country, hoping to serve their nation through the civil service. Yet behind the closed doors […]
Conversations with Nigeria’s Invisible Heroes: Janitors, Security Guards, Street Cleaners
In the hustle and bustle of Nigeria’s busy cities, there are many faces we pass by without a second thought. Yet, these faces belong to […]
The Last Generation of Nigeria’s Traditional Hunters Speak
In the deep forests and savannahs of Nigeria, a way of life is quietly fading away. The traditional hunters—keepers of age-old knowledge, guardians of the […]
Inside Nigeria’s Informal Billion Naira Businesses
In Nigeria today, the informal economy is a giant that cannot be ignored. Though often overlooked, these informal businesses are quietly pulling billions of naira, […]
‘No Salary, Still Balling’: The Economics of Fake Life
In today’s Nigeria, a new kind of hustle is thriving — one where the glitz and glamour on social media are often far from reality. […]
The Real Cost of Making It in Nigeria – From NYSC to Na Money
Making it in Nigeria is a journey many young people know all too well. From the excitement of finishing university to the daunting National Youth […]
Why Nigeria’s Hustle Culture is Both a Survival Strategy and a Trap
In Nigeria today, “hustle culture” is more than just a buzzword — it’s a way of life. From busy Lagos streets to small towns across […]
When Power Cuts Become the Norm: How Nigerians Adapt
In Nigeria today, power cuts are not just occasional disruptions—they have sadly become a regular part of everyday life. For many Nigerians, living with constant […]