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How Are Nigerian Parents Coping With School Resumption?

For many Nigerian parents, September comes with more than a new school term.

It comes with school fees, textbooks, uniforms, notebooks, transport and …

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When Godfathers Turn Rivals: Can Governors Survive 2027?

Campaigns for the 2027 governorship elections have begun, with candidates seeking to win voters through policy promises and political alliances.

In Ka…

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What Does Dangote Refinery IPO Mean For Nigerians?

The Dangote Refinery IPO is generating discussions as the company prepares to offer shares to the public, with millions of Nigerians being targeted a…

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Why Nigerians Should Not Give Up On Elections

Many Nigerians are beginning to question whether participating in elections is still worth it.

For some, past experiences, unfulfilled campaign promis…

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Young, Working, But Still Broke: What's Going Wrong?


Every young Nigerian dreams of a better life—a stable job, a decent home and the chance to build a secure future.

But with rising living costs, unemp…

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2027 Campaigns: Should Nigerians Still Trust Politicians' Promises?

Every election season, Nigerian politicians make sweeping promises of jobs, security, affordable living and economic growth to win voters' support. 

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“How I Lost My Daughter To Diphtheria” — Father


Diphtheria continues to pose a threat to children across Nigeria, with the country recording more than 10,000 confirmed cases in 2026.

Behind the figu…

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What Did The Opposition Propose At The Summit?

Opposition political parties in Nigeria have held a summit in Abuja to discuss how they can work together ahead of the 2027 elections.

The summit brou…

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"FG's Cheaper Transport Plan Won't Benefit Us In The Villages" — Nigerians

Every day, millions of Nigerians grapple with the high cost of transportation following the removal of fuel subsidy, making life even more difficult …

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After Nigeria's Football Setbacks, What Must Change In Sports Administration?

For years, football has been a source of national pride for Nigeria, but recent failures—including poor performances at major tournaments and missing…

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