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 […]
Category: Editorial
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 […]
How Nigeria’s Small-Scale Farmers Compete in a Global Market
In a world where big agribusinesses dominate, Nigeria’s small-scale farmers quietly stand their ground, proving they can compete beyond our borders. These farmers, who make […]
Education Disparity: Private vs Public Schools, The Real Divide
In Nigeria today, the gap between private and public schools remains a glaring reality—one that is shaping the future of millions of children. This divide […]
How Podcasts Are Becoming Nigeria’s New Town Hall
In recent years, a quiet revolution has been stirring across Nigeria’s media landscape — the rise of podcasts. What started as a niche hobby for […]
Digital Piracy in Nigeria: A Blessing or a Curse for Creators?
In Nigeria today, digital piracy is a hot topic that divides opinions sharply. On one side, it is viewed as a curse that steals the […]
Plastic Waste and the Rise of Nigerian Eco-Entrepreneurs
Nigeria’s plastic problem has become impossible to ignore. From clogged drains in Lagos to piles of plastic waste scattered across rural communities, the scale of […]