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From Classrooms to Code: How NITDA Is Raising Nigeria’s Next Generation of Tech…
For Nigeria to compete in an increasingly technology-driven global economy, the race for digital talent cannot begin at the university level. It must start much earlier—when children are…
Beyond Traffic Control: How FRSC’s Vehicle Intelligence Is Helping Fight Auto Theft
A routine road operation in Abuja has once again highlighted an often-overlooked dimension of the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC): its growing role in using vehicle information,…
N15m Bait: How a Fake NGO Official Sold 15 Children to Buyers Across Nigeria
A promise of free education has allegedly become a deadly trap for 16 children from poor communities in Nasarawa State, with the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) uncovering a…
Bhutan’s Rabies Victory: How One Nation Stopped a Killer at the Source
Bhutan’s Rabies Victory: How One Nation Stopped a Killer at the Source
For a disease that has haunted humanity for centuries and remains almost invariably fatal once symptoms appear,…
75 Years On, the Refugee Convention Remains the World’s Promise to the…
Seventy-five years after the world emerged from the devastation of the Second World War, the principles enshrined in the 1951 Refugee Convention continue to stand as one of humanity's most…
The N100 Note Nobody Wants: Why Nigeria’s Currency Crisis Is No Longer Just About…
When a country's own citizens begin to reject its legal tender, the problem extends far beyond the value printed on the note. It becomes a question of confidence, trust and the credibility…
From Benin to the World: Ahunna Eziakonwa’s Rise Signals Africa’s Growing Voice at…
The appointment of Nigerian diplomat and development expert Ahunna Eziakonwa as the United Nations Secretary-General’s Special Adviser on Africa is more than another high-profile…
Between Triumph and Tension: Tinubu’s Democracy Day Message Praises Progress, But…
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu used Nigeria’s 2026 Democracy Day address to project a narrative of democratic resilience and reform, celebrating 27 years of uninterrupted civilian rule in…
Can Nigeria Afford to Keep Failing Millions of Citizens with Disabilities?
For years, Nigeria has made promises about disability inclusion. Laws have been passed, commissions established, and commitments announced at both national and international forums. Yet for…
Women, Politics and 2027: Inside the New Grassroots Machine Backing Tinubu’s…
With the 2027 general election gradually coming into focus, a new political mobilisation platform is emerging within the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC), one that is banking on the…