Some Nigerian students are leading innovative initiatives to fight antimicrobial resistance, meaning drug-resistant infections, through advocacy, art, and awareness.
Children in Adamawa’s Doubele community survive by scavenging waste, revealing how pollution has become both a lifeline and a public health threat.
The school was about plugging into oblivion when the parent-teacher association called for a meeting and agreed to employ a teacher at the group’s expense.
The resignation of Geoffrey Nnaji after Premium Times’s forgery exposé has raised hard questions about Nigeria’s institutions and whether the law will act on clear evidence of criminality.
The rate of insurgence and insecurity in Nigeria has become alarming, especially in recent time. Despite the years of self governance, insecurity is still Nigeria’s
Uganda becomes the fourth African country to accept US deportees, raising tough questions about trade pressure, human rights, and the lives of those forced to start over.
Burkina Faso has scrapped visa fees for African travellers, a move seen as both an economic boost and a strong signal of pan-African unity despite its ECOWAS exit.
For over 65 years of achieving self-government, Nigeria’s major issues are not addressed in local communities.
…residents survive on borrowed water from private boreholes as government neglect and failed promises leave the community trapped in a daily struggle for life’s most basic need.
In Zambia, Soweto Market in Lusaka demonstrates how free trade, resilience, and trust actively drive economic survival despite poor infrastructure and weak institutions.
Nigeria’s shea ban could boost local production, but weak capacity and finance threaten its impact.
Reading “Ayn Rand: An Introduction” shows that standing for principle is never without cost, and Nigeria today proves that compromise is often far costlier.
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