Toluwanisings’ Funeral: Celebrities, Police Clampdown and Journalist’s Ordeal
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REFORM TRACKER: Fresh momentum for state policing meets scepticism over past lessons
Renewed calls for decentralised policing in Nigeria are gaining traction amid worsening insecurity across several regions of the country. Incidents of banditry in the North-West, insurgency in the North-East, kidnappings…
From Battlefield to Dismissal: The Story of ‘Soja Boi’ Who Dared Politicians to Send Their Kids to War
A viral video showing Lance Corporal Rotimi Olamilekan, sometimes known as Soja Boi, has sparked controversy after he was fired by the Nigerian Army. Remember that the Lance Corporal created…
The Footballers Who Played with Medical Conditions but Still Dominated
When people talk about elite football, the conversation usually starts with fitness, strength, and physical superiority. The assumption is simple: if a player is not medically perfect, he cannot survive…
Delta North 2027: Who goes to Senate? Okowa or Ned Nwoko?
Delta North is no longer the political landscape it used to be. The sweeping defections of key leaders, most notably former Governor Ifeanyi Okowa and sitting Governor Sheriff Oborevwori, from…
WHAT WE KNOW: Grassroots development programmes in athletics
Grassroots development programmes in athletics have become a central focus for sports authorities seeking to discover and nurture talent across Nigeria. These programmes are designed to identify young athletes at…
ANALYSIS: Tax reforms and their effect on small businesses
Recent tax reforms in Nigeria have stirred discussions among business owners, policymakers, and economists about their overall impact on small and medium enterprises. Taxation remains one of the major tools…
REVEALED: Investment opportunities in Nigeria’s renewable energy sector
Nigeria’s renewable energy sector is drawing growing attention from investors seeking new frontiers in sustainable power generation and clean technology. With increasing global demand for green energy, the country has…
EXPLAINER: How small and medium enterprises drive economic activity
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75 Naira is the new fear in Nigerian Bank Accounts—But Why?
There is a quiet unease settling over Nigerian bank accounts as the calendar inches toward 2026. Across social media feeds, WhatsApp chains, and online forums, the numbers 75 appear in…
Lagos–Ibadan Expressway: A chronicle of tragedies and survival, including Anthony Joshua
The morning sun spread slowly across Ogun State, painting the Lagos–Ibadan Expressway in pale gold light. The highway hummed with life, a river of vehicles carrying commuters, traders, and travelers…
E-Learning Platforms: Best Options for Nigerian Students
Education in Nigeria has changed fast. It is no longer about sitting in classrooms from morning till evening. Students are finding ways to learn smarter, faster, and anywhere they are.…
Streaming vs Cinema in Nigeria: Revenue comparison in recent years explained
For years Nollywood argued with itself in private meetings, WhatsApp groups, airport lounges, and quiet producer dinners, one question refused to go away, where does the real money live now,…
Eddy Nawgu: ‘The Deity who went to Church’ and the Vigilante end that still echoes
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Back in Day: When 3rd Mainland bridge was commissioned and time shrunk in Lagos
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6 Must-Visit Historic/Tourist Sites in Osun
Osun is one of 36 states in Nigeria. It's a state in southwest Nigeria. Osun, the state of the living spring, is rich in cultural legacy and natural beauty. Ile-Ife,…
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