Nigeria Health Crisis: Workforce Shortage, Drug Imports Threaten System – NAS
LAGOS, Nigeria – The Nigerian Academy of Science (NAS) has warned that Nigeria’s worsening shortage of health workers and heavy reliance on imported medicines…
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Three Weeks, Four Hikes: Lagosians Decry Fuel Price Crisis
LAGOS, Nigeria – Lagos residents reel from a wave of petrol price hikes within just three weeks, as motorists and commuters describe the surging…
Oil Above $100: Economist Warns Nigeria Must Avoid Another Windfall Scandal
LAGOS, Nigeria – Nigeria could earn billions of dollars in additional oil revenue as global crude prices surge above $100 per barrel, but economists…
Doctors Die, Risks Rise as Safety Failures Plague Nigeria’s Hospitals
LAGOS, Nigeria – Nigerian doctors face escalating occupational dangers as weak safety systems, chronic underfunding and overstretched facilities expose frontline health workers to deadly…
Makoko Exposed: Inside Lagos’ Floating Slum of Despair
LAGOS, Nigeria – On a narrow wooden walkway above the murky waters of Makoko, the air is thick with the smell of decay and…
Edo Charges AAU Lecturer, Ex-Chairman with Murder After Protest Interview
BENIN CITY, Nigeria – The Edo State Government files fresh criminal charges against a senior lecturer of Ambrose Alli University, Dr Ernest Nwoke, and…
Power Bills or Public Services? Nigerians Speak on Electricity Subsidy Row
(By Hussaini Ibrahim, Korede Abdullah, Oluwafunbi Bello, Edino Cornelius, Oluwatobi Adu and Otamere Gladness) As Nigeria weighs the future of its electricity subsidy, voices…
Unemployment, Weak Intelligence Fuel Rising Family Violence in Kano – Expert
KANO, Nigeria – A senior security consultant has linked the rising cases of domestic and intra-family violence in Kano State to unemployment, weak intelligence…
Nigeria’s $9m Washington Lobbying: What It Means and Why It Matters
LAGOS, Nigeria – When reports emerged that Nigeria had committed about $9 million to lobbying firms in Washington, public reaction was swift. On social…
Nigeria’s Classroom Emergency: Who Should Pay for the North’s Out-of-School Children Crisis?
ABUJA, Nigeria – A child who is not in school is not just missing lessons — they are missing language, logic, protection, and possibility.…