Year: September 11, 2024

This is not just a collection of short stories. It explores the emotional and psychological journeys in Intra-African migrations.

Rivers State and NGOs on Environmental Clean-Up: A Beacon for the Niger Delta. Rivers State in Nigeria's Niger Delta faces severe environmental degradation due to extensive oil drilling, refining and illegal activities, impacting both the landscape and residents' health.

Recent relations between Nigeria and South Africa have often been marked by malevolence; yet they reflect broader themes within African geopolitics.

Lagos described by Bloomberg as the city with the "…World’s Worst Traffic," is undergoing a major overhaul in its traffic management system

The rise of Africans in political offices in North America and Europe indicates a notable trend. This might be linked to historical migrations, particularly from the late 1950s through Nigeria’s oil boom, 1970s to mid-1980s. Albeit, the 21st-century emigration trends are more driven by economic downturns in Africa than past Nigerian prosperity. Holistically speaking growing […]

The Paris 2024 Olympics was a significant disappointment for Nigeria, as the country, known for its athletic talents, sent 88 athletes to compete returned without a single medal. The underwhelming performance has sparked intense discussion within Nigeria’s sports community. Nigerian Sports Minister John Enoh termed the outcome a “disaster,” promising improvements for future competitions. Lifelong […]

Nigeria’s tech boom will drive digital healthcare transformation, offering innovative solutions in urban centers like Lagos and Ibadan.

It was interesting to hear out the On Air Presenters (OAPs) debate, about TuFace Idibia and Flavour.

Labour Party candidate Peter Obi has taken the opportunity to praise his rival, Atiku Abubakar of the Peoples Democratic Party, on the occasion of Atiku's 77th birthday. In a heartfelt message posted on his official social media page, Obi expressed admiration for Atiku's contributions to the growth of the nation and referred to him as a "very dear respected elder brother and leader."

“The Elegant Stallion of Nigeria”