Wednesday, January 15, 2025

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Crude Oil Theft and Fire Outbreaks: Devastation of Niger Delta Communities Must Stop – NNPCL

The Niger Delta region, once blessed with fertile lands, thriving rivers, and rich cultural heritage, now bears scars from decades of crude oil theft and fire outbreaks. From Oloibiri, where oil was first discovered in Nigeria, to the coastal...

Why Nigerians’ Acceptance of CNG Conversion Is Critical to Survival

In recent times, you may have heard a lot of talk about CNG (Compressed Natural Gas). Everybody dey shout am! “CNG this, CNG that,” and yet, for many people, it still feels like one of those fancy things only...

Abuja’s Nightlife: Karaoke Bars and Arabian Teas

Nigeria's capital city, Abuja, has a vibrant nightlife scene that beckons residents and visitors alike with a unique blend of entertainment and cultural experiences. In the midst of the bustling streets and serene neighborhoods, you are certain to find a...

Nigeria’s Unending Cycle of Hardship: Who Will Bell the Cat?

In Nigeria, hardship seem to be struggling to become a permanent resident, as constant as the rainy season that floods Lagos streets and as frustrating as the power supply that disappears just when you need it most. It seems...

Nigeria Wahala: Na who go tie rope for Cat neck?

Nigeria mata no go tire us, and we sef no go tire for am? Everyday na the same song we dey sing – hardship, suffering, and wahala no dey end. From one wahala to another, Nigerians don tire, but...

Wahala for Who No Sabi Chop Pepper

My people, na wah o! You don ever see as Nigerians dey take this pepper mata serious? No be small thing at all. If you no sabi chop pepper, my brother, my sister, wahala dey your side o! As...

Abeg o, Who Get Sunday Jollof to Share?

Every Sunday befor for Naija, dey be like one big competition to see which family pot of jollof rice wey big pass. Sunday Jollof bin bi like tradition, in fact e bin bi culture, e dey for blood. But...

Could SUGAR be the Cocaine for Kids?

Sugar is everywhere—from the candy aisle to our favorite Nigerian treats. It’s the sweet, white delight that kids crave, much like adults crave their morning cup of coffee. But is sugar really just an innocent pleasure, or is it...

Have Licensed Loan Apps Become Survival Lifelines for Nigerians?

In the face of Nigeria’s economic uncertainties, marked by fluctuating exchange rates, rising inflation, and widespread unemployment, licensed loan apps have emerged as a beacon of hope for many Nigerians. These digital financial solutions offer quick access to funds,...

Onyeka Onwenu: The Songbird Who Sang Through Life to the Afterlife

In the heart of Nigeria, where music is the soul of the people, Onyeka Onwenu was more than just a name; she was a melody that resonated through generations. Known as the “Elegant Stallion,” Onyeka Onwenu was a songbird...
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