Children who lose their parents to Nigerian terrorists are struggling to survive without education. Their future is lost in violence amid hunger and starvation.
…the report shows Nigeria’s civic space is shrinking rapidly, with the Police responsible for nearly half of all state-led human rights violations.
Some Nigerian students are leading innovative initiatives to fight antimicrobial resistance, meaning drug-resistant infections, through advocacy, art, and awareness.
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.
Reading “Ayn Rand: An Introduction” shows that standing for principle is never without cost, and Nigeria today proves that compromise is often far costlier.
Ekpa warned that without effective enforcement of the rule of law, constitutional guarantees of human rights risk remaining symbolic across Africa.
Analysts believe scrapping 5% telecom tax by Nigerian President would boost economy.
…experts warn that the killing of endangered species threatens biodiversity, food security, and the country’s blue economy.
Launched on July 31st, the CJID Openness Index is the country’s first systematic evaluation of how Nigeria’s 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory fare in enabling expression, participation, and media freedom.
Experts attribute South Africa’s transformative success to private sector investment in renewable energy. An initiative linked to its Renewable Energy Independent Power Producer Procurement Program (REIPPPP).
Apart from the fact that for the past decade, multinational firms have either exited or signaled their intention to leave the country, Nobel Prize-winning economist Angus Deaton warns that such taxes often backfire, prompting the wealthy to hoard assets, evade taxes, or relocate to friendlier jurisdictions.
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