Features
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Children Orphaned By The Insurgency In Nigeria’s Northeast Face Peculiar Challenges
“With zero knowledge of where they were heading, I too hauled myself into the big truck that came to help…
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What The World Can Learn From Africa’s ‘Cradle Of Water Reclamation’
As one of the driest countries in sub-Saharan Africa, Namibia is no stranger to water scarcity issues. Since 2012, the…
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The Working Realities Of Nigeria’s Female Lawyers
When Damilola Bakari,*28 , decided to pursue a law degree abroad, she was not sure about the kind of lawyer…
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Education Under Attack As Nigerian Tertiary Institutions Face Increased Wave Of Violent Crimes
Students of the Federal University Oye-Ekiti (FUOYE) in South West Nigeria, have been living in constant fear since their colleague,…
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Cost of Living Crisis: Education, Businesses Still Suffering Pain Of Subsidy Removal
The removal of subsidies in Nigeria sent shockwaves throughout the country in May when it was announced, with clear repercussions…
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Bayelsa Grapples With Unlawful Detention, Congested Cells Despite Law Reform
One night in early July 2020, some men raided the house of Frank Onieni, 34, in the Agudama-Epie community of…
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Cost Of Living Crisis: Corps Members Face Hardship In Unfamiliar Cities
Dapo Alimi*, a graduate of Olabisi Onabanjo University (OOU) and resident of Ogun State, South West Nigeria, is currently undergoing…
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