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Features
How Cultism Thrives In Lagos Public Secondary Schools
Ajoke Ogundairo* was in Junior Secondary School Three (JSS3) when she witnessed her first cult clash. The fight occurred between…
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#EndSARS: Victims Continue To Suffer As Government Delays Compensation
On Wednesday, Oct. 13, 2011, Christopher Akarewan, a father of four, was shot and killed unlawfully by the police officers…
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#EndSARS: Police Harassment Continues A Year After
Nigerians have not experienced a respite from arbitrary arrests, detention, and harassment in the hands of the country’s police officers…
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Analyses
#EndSARS: An Introspection Into Events Of Oct. 2020
In what was referred to as a decentralised agitation against extrajudicial killings and brutalities by the now-defunct Special Anti-Robbery Squad…
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The Nigerian Doctor (5): State Doctors Overwhelmed As NARD Strike Persists
Being a family physician, Sunday Alao* (not real name) has adjusted his schedules to accommodate more patients since the commencement…
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Makoko: How Fire Outbreak Rendered Lagos Residents Homeless
After a very long and busy day, Moses (last name withheld), a resident of Makoko Community, Lagos, Southwest Nigeria, had…
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#EndSARS: Impact Of Judicial Panels In Facilitating Justice For Victims Of Police Brutalities
Nearly a year after different state governments in Nigeria instituted judicial panels of inquiry into allegations of brutality and extra-judicial…
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#COVID19: Kaduna Traders Suffering Losses As Third Wave Hits
Despite having to spend long hours journeying from his home in Gonin-gora to Kaduna’s Central Market –named Abubakar Mahmud Gumi…
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Analyses
Nigerian Security Operatives Go After Peaceful Protesters While Criminals Are Getting Away With Crimes
In the last two years, Nigeria has witnessed a spike in security challenges. Multiple attacks by terrorist groups, inter-ethnic clashes,…
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Nigerian Border Town Residents Accuse Benin Of Illegal Occupation
After a day of toil one evening in 2017, Mathew Ajose, 52, was returning from his farm with woods he…
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