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Happy Birthday, Pharmacist Ahmed Ibrahim Yakasai (Kachallan Kano) at 65
By Kabir Saidu Danladi Funtua As the month of December unfolds, family, colleagues, associates, and admirers join in celebrating the birthday of a distinguished professional,...
Youths Involvement is Essential in Peacebuilding
By Raliat AbdulkadirIn Nigeria today, the youths make up to 60% of the nation’s population which makes peace building a necessity for the country....
When School Becomes a Target: The Rising Tide of Mass Kidnappings
By Daudu Agaba Andrew SamuelIn the early hours of Friday morning at about 02:00 am local time, the quiet halls of St. Mary’s Catholic...
Nigeria at 65: Navigating the Perils of Nationhood
By Agbiloko Godwin OjanyiSixty-five years after gaining independence from British colonial rule on October 1, 1960, Nigeria stands as Africa's most...
The Role of African Media in Shaping Perceptions of the Gaza Conflict
Anita Chidiogo IchekaThe Gaza conflict has once again forced the world to reckon with the power and responsibility of the media during times of...
Youth Japa Syndrome and Nigeria’s Image
By Abu Jemimah LamiThese days, whenever you enter any major airport in Nigeria, you will notice something that has...
Nigeria’s Silent Epidemic: The Fast-Growing Crisis of Youth Drug Abuse
Nadia Binta AhmedNigeria is facing an alarming social emergency that is rapidly spiraling beyond control: the rise of drug abuse among young people....
North Central Bleeding: Security Implications on the Seat of Power
By IDRIS ABUBAKARNigeria’s North‑Central region is bleeding under the weight of growing violence, and the implications for the nation’s seat of power in Abuja...
Nigeria’s 2026 Tax Reforms: A Double-Edged Sword in the Fight Against Inflation
By Iroegbu Prisca OkechiNigeria is on the brink of its most significant fiscal overhaul in over a decade. Set for implementation in January 2026,...
Tackling Gender-Based Violence in Rural Nigeria: Pathways to Equality and Peace
By Raliat AbdulkadirABUJA – Gender-Based Violence (GBV) remains one of the most pervasive human rights violations in rural Nigeria, driven by unequal power relations,...
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