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Okuama: Ending decades of conflict in Delta communities
By Ijeoma Popoola March 14, 2024 remains a black Thursday in Delta and the entire Nigeria for the killing of…
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Combating Obstetric Fistula through global initiatives, local heroes
By Abujah Racheal Obstetric fistula, a global affliction disproportionately affecting women in low-resource countries, continues to devastate lives. According to…
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SIM Boxing, And The Unboxing of a Crime Syndicate
By Suleiman Bala Bakori Boxes have a multitude of uses, and the word “box”, lends itself to diverse contexts. For…
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Beating non-communicable diseases to safeguard African children
By Vivian Ihechu Emeka Ahanonu and Ugo Alilionwu are from the same family. Following frequent hospital admissions in early childhood,…
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Pelumi Nubi’s London-to-Lagos journey and West Africa’s border realities
By Mark Longyen & Tosin Kolade When travel content creator Pelumi Nubi embarked on her 68-day solo journey from London…
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18 years university admission age: Stakeholders express mixed feelings
By Millicent Ifeanyichukwu/Kemi Oladipo The National Parents Teachers Association of Nigeria (NAPTAN) has described the Federal Government’s proposed review of…
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Cross-Dressing: Parents raise concerns on growing trend
By Joshua Olomu Some parents and guardians in the FCT have decried the growing trend of cross-dressing among youths and…
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Stakeholders hail, knock Mamman over 18 years admission benchmark
By Funmilayo Adeyemi During a recent Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examinations (UTME) monitoring exercise in Bwari, Abuja, the Minister of Education,…
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How Mike Adenuga Jnr left the Lion’s Den to Become the Bull in Nigeria’s Economy
By Nnanke Harry Willie Not many people remember that before 2001, Dr. Mike Adenuga was ascribed to the domineering features…
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Tackling kidnapping via enhanced NIN-SIM integration policy
By Usman Aliyu Kidnapping has become very common in Nigeria with people abducted on the highways, Railways, schools, and even…
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