Nigeria’s Health Insurance Boom: Why NHIA Patients Still Queue Before Dawn
ABUJA, Nigeria – Before the first rays of sunlight reach Kubwa General Hospital, the day’s race for healthcare is already under way. By 6…
Special Reports
Nigeria Hired 37,000 Health Workers. Why Are Doctors, Nurses Still Leaving?
LAGOS, Nigeria – Every day, Nigeria loses some of its most experienced doctors and nurses to hospitals overseas. Even as the federal government recruits…
Nigeria’s Upgraded NIN System: Can the New Digital Identity Platform Improve National Security?
ABUJA, Nigeria – When the Federal Government linked every mobile phone line to the National Identification Number (NIN), Nigerians were promised a powerful weapon…
“We Can’t Afford Gas Anymore”: The Crisis Driving Nigerians Back to Firewood
ABUJA, Nigeria – For millions of Nigerian families, cooking a daily meal has become another casualty of the country’s deepening cost-of-living crisis. As the…
“I Was Evicted Over a ₦40,000 Tax”: Inside Abuja’s Bitter Landlord-Tenant War
ABUJA, Nigeria- thousands of Abuja residents, finding a home is only the beginning of an expensive journey. Beyond soaring annual rents come agency fees,…
Peace on Paper, Fear on the Ground: Has Nigeria’s Deradicalisation Strategy Made the Country Safer?
LAGOS, Nigeria – Nearly a decade after Nigeria launched one of Africa’s most ambitious deradicalisation and reintegration programmes for former insurgents, communities once scarred…
Birth on the Floor, Billions on the Road: Inside Nigeria’s Rural Healthcare Divide
KANO, Nigeria – As rain battered the rusted roof of a Primary Health Centre in Badari village, Gwarzo Local Government Area of Kano State,…
When Your Data Vanishes: Inside Nigeria’s Costly Internet Crisis and the Battle for Consumer Trust
ABUJA, Nigeria – Every tap, every scroll and every online transaction now come with an invisible calculation for millions of Nigerians: How much data…
Cheaper Petrol, Costlier Living: Why Nigerians Are Still Paying More
ABUJA, Nigeria – When petrol prices soared from about ₦800 per litre to as high as ₦1,450 following the Middle East conflict involving the…
From Stew to Survival: Inside Nigeria’s Kitchen Crisis as Families Trade Nutrition for Affordability
ABUJA, Nigeria – Before sunrise, the first queues forming in Abuja’s bustling markets are no longer for bargains but for survival. Mothers clutch worn…