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Kano’s Drug Crisis Fuels Surge in Deadly Phone Snatching Composite image showing two contrasting scenes: young men apprehended by police after a phone-snatching operation, and victims in hospital beds recovering from injuries — a stark visual of Kano’s urban violence crisis.

Composite image showing two contrasting scenes: young men apprehended by police after a phone-snatching operation, and victims in hospital beds recovering from injuries — a stark visual of Kano’s urban violence crisis.

Kano’s Drug Crisis Fuels Surge in Deadly Phone Snatching

Hussaini Ibrahim October 8, 2025

KANO, Nigeria – Kano State is confronting a dangerous surge of drug-fuelled urban violence, where phone snatching...

‘Test, Don’t Guess’ – Why Nigeria Must Put Diagnostics Before Treatment Split image showing a local chemist dispensing drugs without tests on one side, and a laboratory scientist conducting diagnostic tests on the other, symbolising Nigeria’s transition from guesswork to evidence-based medicine.

Split image showing a local chemist dispensing drugs without tests on one side, and a laboratory scientist conducting diagnostic tests on the other, symbolising Nigeria’s transition from guesswork to evidence-based medicine.

‘Test, Don’t Guess’ – Why Nigeria Must Put Diagnostics Before Treatment

Chukwu Obinna October 7, 2025

ABUJA, Nigeria – As Nigeria faces a rising tide of drug resistance and preventable deaths, a quiet...

From Chalkboards to Keyboards: Nigeria’s Digital Leap in Classrooms Faces Unequal Readiness Composite image showing Nigerian students writing exams with pens in a dilapidated rural classroom on one side, and students typing on computers in a modern CBT centre on the other.

Composite image showing Nigerian students writing exams with pens in a dilapidated rural classroom on one side, and students typing on computers in a modern CBT centre on the other.

From Chalkboards to Keyboards: Nigeria’s Digital Leap in Classrooms Faces Unequal Readiness

Koko Maxwella October 6, 2025

ABUJA, Nigeria – When 16-year-old Aisha Muhammad, a JAMB candidate from Kachia Local Government Area of Kaduna...

Death in the Fast Lane: Why Nigeria’s Roads Kill in the Ember Months View of the Lagos-Abeokuta Expressway from Gateway, Ota, Ogun State, depicting reconstruction work and traffic flow.

View of the Lagos-Abeokuta Expressway from Gateway, Ota, Ogun State, depicting reconstruction work and traffic flow.

Death in the Fast Lane: Why Nigeria’s Roads Kill in the Ember Months

Korede Abdullah October 5, 2025

LAGOS, Nigeria – The air in Nigeria thickens with dust and expectation as the “Ember months” —...

Nigeria’s Workplace Stress Crisis: Burnout, Health Risks, Lost Productivity A young Nigerian office worker in a navy suit sits at his desk, holding his head in frustration and fatigue, surrounded by papers and a laptop in a bright office.

A young Nigerian office worker in a navy suit sits at his desk, holding his head in frustration and fatigue, surrounded by papers and a laptop in a bright office.

Nigeria’s Workplace Stress Crisis: Burnout, Health Risks, Lost Productivity

Koko Maxwella October 4, 2025

ABUJA, Nigeria – Stress has become the invisible thief in Nigeria’s offices, banks, classrooms, and tech hubs....

Nigeria’s Tooth Decay Crisis: Oral Health Neglect Fuels Emergency A Nigerian dentist attends to a young patient at a public hospital, , highlighting the growing oral health crisis and limited access to preventive care in Nigeria.

A Nigerian dentist attends to a young patient at a public hospital, , highlighting the growing oral health crisis and limited access to preventive care in Nigeria.

Nigeria’s Tooth Decay Crisis: Oral Health Neglect Fuels Emergency

Chukwu Obinna October 3, 2025

ABUJA, Nigeria – Tooth decay, gum disease, and premature tooth loss are sweeping silently across Nigeria, creating...

UNGA80 Highlights: Nigeria Pushes Security Seat, Palestine Stance, Global Expectations Nigerian Vice President Kashim Shettima delivering Nigeria’s statement at UNGA80 in New York, pressing for UN reforms and Africa’s Security Council seat.

Nigerian Vice President Kashim Shettima delivering Nigeria’s statement at UNGA80 in New York, pressing for UN reforms and Africa’s Security Council seat.

UNGA80 Highlights: Nigeria Pushes Security Seat, Palestine Stance, Global Expectations

Korede Abdullah October 2, 2025

LAGOS, Nigeria – Nigeria’s presence at the 80th United Nations General Assembly (UNGA80) in New York was...

Nigeria’s Endless ASUU Strikes: How Government Neglect Destroys Futures, Economies Nigerian university students sit on the floor holding placards that read “End ASUU Strikes Now” during protest over prolonged university closures.