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 […]
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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 […]
‘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. […]
Changing Marriage Traditions: What Young Nigerians Are Saying
Marriage in Nigeria has always been more than just a union between two people. It is a vibrant tapestry of culture, family expectations, and deep-rooted […]
How Social Media Is Rewiring Nigerian Friendships and Relationships
In today’s Nigeria, social media isn’t just a tool — it’s become the heartbeat of how we connect, share, and even love. Platforms like WhatsApp, […]
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 […]
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 […]
How Informal Transport Networks Keep Nigerian Cities Moving
In the hustle and bustle of Nigerian cities, where traffic jams are the daily norm and public transport options often fall short, informal transport networks […]