How UNICEF is using toilet business owners to stop open defecation in Bauchi
Open defecation is the act of passing excreta in open air locations instead of in hygienic, covered locations. The phenomenon…
Cheated, ill-fated? Story of the girl-child in Nigeria
Despite several activities that mark the annual celebration of the girl-child, the significance of the day is lost on millions…
Can You Teach English in Singapore as a Non-Native English Speaker?
Teaching English in a foreign country can be a rewarding and enriching experience. However, the opportunities and challenges can vary…
Teaching English in the Middle East as a Non-Native English Speaker
Embarking on a distinctive journey in the Middle East as a non-native English speaker opens up a unique venture, with…
HARSH ECONOMIC REALITIES: Many Nigerians stay hungry to fund transport expenses, others
In this report, Nigerians share their coping strategies with MICHAEL BABATUNDE as the harsh economic conditions continue to bite hard.…
Escalating cost of medications: The worrisome, risky situation in Nigeria
Costs of drugs and medicine in Nigeria have risen sharply. This has been attributed to the fall in the naira…
Ekiti Airport: Long wait for flight operations, one year after commissioning
In this report, YOMI AYELESO takes a look at the state of Ekiti international cargo airport, more than one year…
Makinde: The deep doing the profound
No leader sets out to fail. Most leaders assume office with great plans to effect a great change in their…
RISING INFLATION: We now find it difficult to survive
In this report report, IFEDAYO OGUNYEMI takes a look at how the conditions of many Nigerians have worsened in the…
40% varsity IGR deduction: Why FG bowed to pressure
TUNBOSUN OGUNDARE, in this report, highlights what would have been the grave consequences should the Federal Government had insisted on…
‘We are surprised Makinde did this for Islam despite being a Christian’
If the eyes of Nigeria’s history are sunken, it is partly because of the horrid things it has witnessed Nigerians…
Nigerian Scholar, Fayemiro advocates inclusive policy through NGO partnerships
Public policies are often shaped in offices far removed from the realities of ordinary Nigerians. But for Omowonuola Fayemiro, bridging…
Tackling out-of-school, learning challenges: The Seplat JV example
SAM NWOKO reports how Seplat JV is promoting quality education and academic excellence in host communities through certain unique initiatives.…
From glory to gory: Sorry state of Benin-Warri Road
Travelling the highway from Benin City in Edo State to Warri in Delta State used to be a breeze. That…
Christianpedia – A Place for Spiritual Revival
Christianpedia is one of the most spiritual encyclopedia platforms that has updated, fulfilling, and life-changing Christian resources, articles, sermons, bible…
Dangerous Gambit: Why using palm oil can knock your car engine
Amid high cost of living, some Nigerians shift to palm oil as replacement for engine oil. IFEDAYO OGUNYEMI examines the…
Nigeria’s patchy journey towards interoperable identification system
For almost a decade, the Nigerian government and stakeholders have raised conversations on the need to harmonise the country’s identification…
Omolara Adeosun needs N518,000 to get her life back
The family of Omolara Adeosun is in distress. Ever since she became a victim of abuse of power and wrongful…
Owode-Ketu: Ogun community disconnected from outside world by river
Ogun State correspondent, OLAYINKA OLUKOYA, recently visited Owode-Ketu in Yewa North Local Government Area to assess the extent of damage…
Celebrating St. Patrick’s Day Around the World
The vibrant hues of green that envelop cities worldwide are not just a visual spectacle but a global homage to…
