Issues News Amnesty International Reports 50,000 Displaced and 5,000 Homes Destroyed in Lagos Demolitions A recent report claims forced demolitions in Lagos have left thousands homeless and caused deaths.
Issues News Questions Remain Unanswered in Dele Giwa’s Assassination Case The assassination of journalist Dele Giwa continues to raise more questions than answers decades later.
Issues News N264.12 Billion in Unspent Education Grants Raises Concerns for Nigerian Schools Governors face scrutiny over ₦264.12 billion in unspent education funds meant for schools.
Issues News Disagreement Between NLC and TUC Could Hurt Workers’ Bargaining Power Experts warn that the ongoing rift between Nigeria’s key labor groups may weaken their negotiating strength.
Issues News Pastor Oyemade Encourages Christians to Seek Divine Guidance for Victory Pastor Poju Oyemade urges Christians to find wisdom and revelation from God during a prayer conference.
Issues News The Economic Motivations Behind British Trade in Nigeria During Colonial Times British merchants sought profit from Nigeria’s resources while exploiting local communities.
Issues News Experts Discuss Community Solutions for Nigeria’s Urban Water Issues A recent exhibition in Denmark highlights the urgent need for better water access in Nigerian cities.
News Opinion Actress Ms DSF Says Financial Stability is Key Before Having Children Dorcas Shola Fapson argues that financially struggling individuals should reconsider parenthood.
Issues News Understanding El Niño and Its Impact on Nigeria’s Climate and Economy El Niño is a climate pattern that can significantly affect Nigeria’s weather, agriculture, and public health.
Issues News Indonesia’s Fires Spark Calls for Corporate Accountability Amid Haze Crisis As Indonesia battles severe fires, demands grow for companies to take responsibility for air pollution.
Issues News Rivers State Investigates Allegations of Forced Virginity Testing in Schools The Rivers State Government is looking into claims of forced virginity tests on female students.
Issues News NANS Calls for Enhanced Support for NESREA to Improve Environmental Enforcement The National Association of Nigerian Students urges the government to strengthen NESREA’s capabilities for better environmental protection.
Issues News Six Years After End SARS Protests, Victims Still Seek Justice The aftermath of the End SARS protests continues to haunt victims and their families as they demand accountability.
Issues News Military Veterans Block Entrance to Pensions Board Over Pension Formula Issues Veterans protest in Abuja against pension adjustments they claim are unfair.
News Opinion Exploring the Weight of Guilt and the Role of Conscience in Leadership A humorous story highlights the serious impact of guilt and conscience on human behavior and leadership.
News Opinion Empowerment Programs and Leadership: A Call for Ethical Capitalism A recent discussion highlights the need for ethical practices in capitalism to address poverty and promote equity.
Issues News Professor Warns Social Media Undermines Real Human Connections Toyin Falola highlights the risks of social media on meaningful relationships during a lecture.
Issues News Ezekwesili Calls for 18 as Minimum Age of Marriage to Protect Girls Former Minister Obiageli Ezekwesili urges African governments to enforce an 18-year minimum age for marriage.
Issues News First Lady Calls for Action Against Child Marriage on International Day of the Girl Child Senator Oluremi Tinubu emphasizes the need to end child marriage and support girls’ rights in Nigeria.
Issues News UNICEF and Local Leaders Push for Action Against Child Marriage in Nigeria In Gombe and Bauchi states, UNICEF and stakeholders urge an end to child marriage and promote girls’ education.