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WCAA Kicks Off Cancer Advocacy in Nigeria, Pledges to Empower Women

The African Women Cancer Awareness Association (AWCAA) has officially commenced operations in Nigeria, reaffirming its commitment to empowering women through cancer education, early detection, and access to life-saving treatment. In a statement released on Friday in Abuja, the organisation revealed...

Nigeria Police Dismiss Sowore’s Allegations, Affirm IGP’s Appointment is Lawful

The Nigeria Police Force has strongly dismissed claims made by activist and politician Omoyele Sowore regarding the legality of the tenure of the Inspector-General of Police (IGP), Kayode Adeolu Egbetokun, Ph.D., NPM.  In a statement released on Tuesday, the Force...

New Year Resolutions: Nigerians Speak on Their Plans for 2025

As the clock winds down to 2024 and Nigerians prepare to usher in a new year, conversations about New Year resolutions have become the talk of the town. From bustling markets to cozy living rooms and noisy commuter buses,...

Season of Giving: How Nigerians Spread Love and Charity in December

As December rolls in with its festive cheer and Harmattan winds, a familiar spirit of kindness and generosity takes hold of Nigerians. Across the nation, individuals, families, and organizations step up to embody the essence of the season—spreading love,...

Year-End Hustle: How Nigerians Double Their Grind for Christmas

As the calendar inches closer to December, the festive energy in Nigeria becomes palpable. Streets are adorned with colorful decorations, carols echo in markets, and the scent of jollof rice wafts from homes preparing for celebrations. But beyond the...

Small Chops and Big Vibes: The Business Boom of December Events

As the calendar flips to December, the festive season begins to unfold with its signature buzz, marked by endless events, vibrant parties, and family gatherings. In Nigeria, December is not just a month; it’s a lifestyle, often dubbed “Detty...

From Rice to Rams: The Politics of Christmas Hampers in Nigeria

As Christmas draws near in Nigeria, the streets buzz with excitement. The holiday season in Africa’s most populous nation isn’t just about church services, family gatherings, and traditional meals—it's also about something deeply ingrained in the fabric of Nigerian...

Hustle for Detty December: Side Gigs Nigerians Pick Up to Fund Festivities

As December approaches, the energy in Nigeria shifts. The air feels festive, the streets are alive with lights and music, and conversations often center on the upcoming celebrations. But the buzz of the season comes with a price tag....

Counting Blessings: Stories of Gratitude from Nigerians in 2024

As the year draws to a close, Nigerians from all walks of life are pausing to reflect on their journeys, recounting moments of triumph, resilience, and gratitude. From small business victories to personal breakthroughs, 2024 has been a year...

December Wahala: Surviving Traffic, Hikes in Prices, and Festive Demands

December in Nigeria is a season of mixed emotions. For many, it’s a time to reunite with family, bask in the festive cheer, and enjoy end-of-year celebrations. However, behind the glitz of Christmas lights and the joy of seeing...
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Wahala for Who No Get Boo: Navigating Valentine’s Day in Nigeria

Valentine’s Day: a day of roses, chocolates, and romantic dinners—or so it seems if you're coupled up. But what...
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