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Do You Beat Traffic Lights? Why? Another Look At How Nigeria Got to This Point

In Nigeria, beating traffic lights has become an almost daily occurrence for many drivers. This behavior is not just a mere act of defiance but a reflection of deeper systemic issues within the country’s transportation and legal frameworks. To...

Affordable Housing: Addressing Abuja’s Growing Housing Deficit in the Face of Thousands of Unoccupied Houses

In recent years, Abuja, Nigeria’s capital city, has faced an unprecedented challenge in the housing sector: a burgeoning housing deficit amid a landscape dotted with thousands of unoccupied houses. This paradox of high housing demand juxtaposed with surplus properties...

Climate Change in Nigeria: Threats of Flooding and Mitigation Strategies

Nigeria is a nation teeming with vibrant cultures, rich history, and diverse landscapes. However, beneath its beauty and prosperity, a formidable challenge looms: climate change. Among the most significant impacts of climate change on Nigeria is the increasing frequency...

NAIJA STREET GIST: “Do You Know Your Neighbor?”

My people, wahala no dey finish for Naija o! You go think say you sabi your neighbour well, but the kain secret wey some people dey hide fit make your mouth open wide. This tori wey I wan yarn...

Video Game Marathon: Nigerian Oside Oluwole Breaks Guinness World Record Oside Cites Chef Hilda Baci as Inspiration

A Nigerian man, Oside Oluwole, known by his gaming alias Khoded, has made headlines by breaking the Guinness World Record for the longest video game marathon playing a soccer game. This remarkable achievement was officially confirmed by the Guinness...

The Future of Agriculture: Can Farming Save Nigeria’s Economy?

Agriculture has always been at the heart of Nigeria's economy. Before the discovery of oil in the 1950s, Nigeria's agricultural sector was the mainstay of the economy, providing employment, food, and raw materials for industries. Today, with the fluctuating...

Brain Drain vs. Brain Gain: The Impact of Nigerian Professionals Abroad

In recent decades, Nigeria has faced a significant challenge with the emigration of its skilled professionals, commonly referred to as "brain drain." This phenomenon involves the departure of educated and talented individuals from Nigeria to other countries in search...

Skill Acquisition Programs: Are They the Answer to Youth Unemployment?

In the bustling heart of our cities and the tranquil serenity of our rural areas, a pressing issue persists, gnawing at the fabric of our society—youth unemployment. With the world rapidly changing and traditional job markets shrinking, a growing...

The Human Cost of Oil Exploitation in the Niger Delta

When the first commercial quantities of oil were discovered in Oloibiri in the Niger Delta in 1956, there was widespread jubilation. It was hailed as the harbinger of prosperity and modernization for Nigeria. Fast forward to the present day,...

MOVIE MONDAY 3 – Tribe of Judah: A Riveting Exploration of Faith, Legacy, and Redemption

In a cinematic landscape often dominated by flashy blockbusters and formulaic narratives, Tribe of Judah emerges as a breath of fresh air—a powerful and thought-provoking film that demands your attention. This film is not just a story; it’s an...
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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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