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Homecoming Diaries: Nigerians in the Diaspora Reconnecting with Their Roots

NWN Editor - December 20, 2024

The holiday season is a magical time for many Nigerians in the diaspora. It’s not just about taking a break from work or escaping the cold winters abroad—it’s about coming home. For those who have spent years or even...

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Crossing Over: A Look at Nigeria’s New Year Eve Traditions

NWN Editor - December 19, 2024

As December 31st approaches, the air in Nigeria becomes charged with a unique blend of anticipation, faith, and celebration. New Year’s Eve, or “Crossover Night” as it is popularly called, is more than just the end of the calendar...

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Owambe Season: The Rise of December Weddings in Nigeria

NWN Editor - December 18, 2024

In Nigeria, December is more than just a month to mark the end of the year; it is a season of joy, reunions, and, most importantly, celebrations. Over the years, the festive period has earned a new identity as...

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MEDIA PERSONALITY PROFILE: GARUKUWA JIBRIL – A MASTER STORYTELLER BEHIND THE LENS

NWN Editor - December 17, 2024

Garukuwa Jibril is a celebrated cameraman with over 26 years of unbroken service in Nigeria’s vibrant media industry. His dedication to excellence and passion for visual storytelling have earned him a reputation as one of the finest professionals in...

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JOURNALISM UNDER MILITARY RULE: THE DAYS OF CENSORSHIP AND PRESS FREEDOM BATTLES

NWN Editor - December 17, 2024

Throughout Nigeria's history, the press has been a vital pillar of democracy, serving as the voice of the people, a watchdog for corruption, and a force for social change. But during the military regimes that gripped the country for...

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Traffic Chronicles: Surviving Lagos Roads During Festive Frenzy

NWN Editor - December 17, 2024

It’s that time of the year again! The December vibes are in full swing in Lagos. The air smells of Jollof rice and new money, the streets are dotted with colorful decorations, and the average Lagosian's excitement is only...

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Jollof Wars Reloaded: Whose Rice Takes Center Stage This Holiday Season?

NWN Editor - December 16, 2024

The holidays are here, and as Nigerians gather to celebrate with family, friends, and neighbors, one dish remains the undisputed centerpiece of every festive spread—Jollof rice. It’s not just food; it’s a cultural icon, a source of pride, and...

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New Year Fireworks and NYSC Uniforms: How Nigerians Kickstart January

NWN Editor - December 15, 2024

As the fireworks fade from the midnight skies, signaling the dawn of a new year, Nigerians waste no time in transitioning from the euphoria of December festivities to the purposeful energy of January. From the hustle of National Youth...

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Village Life Reloaded: Tales from the Nigerian Homecoming

NWN Editor - December 14, 2024

In Nigeria, the end of the year often brings with it a unique rhythm—a steady exodus from the bustling cities to serene hometowns. This annual migration, fondly referred to as "going home for Christmas," has become a tradition steeped...

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Ending the Year on a Spiritual High: Nigerian Religious Retreats

NWN Editor - December 14, 2024

As the year winds down and the December breeze ushers in a reflective mood, Nigerians across the nation embark on a profound spiritual journey. This period isn’t just about parties, weddings, and festivities; for many, it is a sacred...

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