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Today marks One year since Nigeria’s President Bola Tinubu took over the affairs of the country. For many, it has not been a pleasant ride, while others believe he will do better in subsequent years. This has formed debates among…
This edition of our Guest Interview features a constitutional lawyer in Nigeria, Barrister Fred Nzeako. He takes a look at objection by the residents of the South Eastern region to the call by the proscribed Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB)’s…
Do you dream of a day when you wake up in the morning feeling refreshed after a great night’s sleep, excited about your day and the opportunities it holds? Do you long for days without pain or just to feel…
In this segment, we take you back to our first story on the transition period extension in Burkina Faso, which has been generating reactions local and internationally. This decision came at the end of a national dialogue held over the…
Mondays are probably the most disliked day of the week. The weekend is over, you have to go back to work, and it marks the start of 5 days until the weekend. Now while Mondays may never be the most…
For this edition of Woman of the Day, we celebrate 2011 Nobel Peace Laureate Leymah Gbowee, a Liberian peace activist, social worker, and women’s rights advocate. She is the Founder and President of the Gbowee Peace Foundation Africa, based in…
This edition of our African Hero spotlights Professor Iya Abubakar, a man aptly described as a genius, he became a professor of mathematics at age 28 and a vice chancellor of one of Nigeria’s premier universities at age 40.
In this edition of the Book Review, we will analyze “Changes” a book written by a Ghanaian novelist, Amar Attah Aidoo. The novel follows the life of Esi Sekyi, a modern Ghanaian woman caught between tradition and progress as she…
STREET PARLIAMENT – Authorities in Abuja begin mass demolition of over 2000 houses Nigerian government is carrying out a massive demolition of over 2000 houses and shops along a road corridor known as Gwagwa-Karimo road. The demolition includes a popular…
FEATURE – Solving the Abuja Plastic Menace In recent years the world has found itself grappling with an escalating crisis that poses a significant threat to the planet. The burden of plastic waste; from clogging rivers or polluting oceans to…
A recently released Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) report revealed an 8% drop in the number of young students expecting to train as nurses. The report also exposed the challenging working conditions that nurses endure, contributing to low…
In a workspace where three or four women are gathered, chances are one of them is a working mom. These women are often the glue within their families, they are caregivers, provide day-to-day and long-term support for their family members…
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