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Nigeria’s Distorted Priorities: Policing private schools while public education burns by Michelle Aliri
The Federal Government of Nigeria has introduced a new policy to strictly regulate non-state schools such as community, faith-based, and…
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Mandela Day: What he might say to Nigerian leaders today by Ebuka Ukoh
In the fall of 2021, I arrived in the United States to start postgraduate studies. Then I found myself engaged…
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Buhari: Lessons in leadership & patriotism
On July 13, retired Maj.-Gen. Muhammadu Buhari, former President of Nigeria, passed away after the mid-day prayers at a London…
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8 countries where getting a student visa is surprisingly easy
If you're dreaming of studying abroad but worried about the visa process, the countries on this list are great starting…
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June 12: Honouring Nigeria’s struggle, renewing the promise of democracy by Kayode Kofoworola
On June 12, 1993, Nigeria conducted what is widely regarded as its freest and fairest presidential election. Moshood Kashimawo Olawale (MKO)…
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Ambassador Sean Bardoo: The Award-Winning Humanitarian Hell-Bent on Fighting Trafficking and Abuse
In a world where the prevailing theme is “every man for himself,” there exists someone who is, remarkably, for everyone…
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Ambassador Sean Bardoo: The Power of Presence in a Global Image
In today’s world, where image often speaks before words and reputation carries more weight than titles, Ambassador Sean Bardoo commands…
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Nigeria where women can lead freely is beyond Tokenism by Ebuka Ukoh
March is important for recognizing women's efforts towards empowerment and equality. Throughout this month, various events celebrate their achievements and…
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IVF: Reimagining Parenthood in a Changing World By Ebuka Ukoh
That’s a fascinating breakthrough: science has once again leapt. Indeed, what God cannot do does not exist! Australian researchers' recent…
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February 14, Digital Era Valentines and a decline in deep connection by Ebuka Ukoh
As February 14 arrives, I contemplate the death of intimacy in a digital world and what that might mean if…
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Online violence against women reaching alarming rate in Nigeria – Report
The Focal Lead, #EndMisogynyNG Project, Ugonma Cokey, on Friday said that study had shown that violence against women was not…
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Digital literacy, social media, and the active threat of online sexual abuse by Ebuka Ukoh
The digital age has brought immense opportunities that have exposed children to unprecedented dangers. A recent study The Lancet Child…
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Goodbye 2024, Hello 2025: Straining toward what’s ahead by Ebuka Ukoh
As the tailend of 2024 drew to a close, we found ourselves at a poignant crossroads—a moment where the echoes…
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What does Christmas look like in 2024? Is Rice and Chicken still feasible for Nigerians?
On May 29, 2023, there was a change of government in Aso Villa. This shift triggered a series of developments…
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Christmas Through the Ages: A Journey from Tradition to Modern Festivity
Christmas is one of the most significant and widely celebrated holidays around the world. Its rich history is a tapestry…
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Nigeria’s economic challenges burden households
The escalating cost of living in Nigeria has led to a drastic decline in protein consumption, with many struggling to…
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Why boat accidents will continue in Nigeria
The recent rise in boat accidents across Nigeria has raised significant concerns in the water transport sector. Stakeholders attribute the…
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Nigeria @ 64: A legacy of struggle and hope
Nigeria has now been an independent nation for 64 years, but the standard of living and the well-being of Nigerians…
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