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News
How Nigeria Police Force ‘Betrayed’ Its Own Officers Despite Senate Intervention
Loading the Elevenlabs Text to Speech AudioNative Player… Before donning the Nigerian Police Force (NPF) uniform, Amos Olaniyan, in the…
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Featured
Nigeria’s Cocoa Industry in Shambles as Farmers Battle Theft and Violence
Every morning, farmers at Araromi Oke-Odo, a rural community in the Ife-South Local Government Area of Osun, South West Nigeria,…
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Features
A Cry for Help: One Woman’s Journey to Break Free from Domestic Abuse
*This story contains graphic content that may be disturbing to some readers. For over a decade, Jumoke Balogun has been…
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Investigations
Amid Deforestation Scourge, Vanishing Herbal Plants Pose Health Crisis in Southwestern Nigeria
In front of Muftau Ajao’s house in Isalu-Iseyin, a community in Oyo State, South West Nigeria, a group of locals…
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Analyses
Simon Ekpa Has Been Imprisoned. What Does it Mean for IPOB Agitation?
After many years of spreading repeated violent propaganda on social media, Simon Ekpa, leader of a faction of the proscribed…
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Analyses
Off-Cycle Poll: All Eyes on INEC, Security Agents as Ondo Voters Decide Next Governor
Today, Nov. 16, a total of 1,793,914 electorates who collected their Permanent Voter Cards from the Independent National Electoral Commission…
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Podcast
The Price of Pleasure
The Price of Pleasure | RSS.com According to the International Labour Organisation (ILO), human trafficking is one of the biggest…
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Features
The Risks of Living With An Undiagnosed Health Condition as a Nigerian Woman
“Why don’t you just get married?” This was what a doctor told Rahma Jamila Hassan when she complained about her…
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Features
From Hand to Mouth: Desperate Struggles of Nigerian Women in Economic Crisis
A downpour on Sunday, Oct. 13, in the Isale-Osun area of Osogbo, South West Nigeria, was an answer to the…
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Investigations
From Protectors to Predators: The Lives Lost to Lagos’ Anti-Cultism War
“Digbolu-Kolu.” The name is synonymous with the forgotten victims of an anti-cultism war in the Eti-Osa area of Lagos, South…
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Development
[Photo Essay]: Nigerians March Against Bad Governance, Economic Hardship on Independence Day
Nigerians in various parts of the country have taken over the streets to protest against economic hardship occasioned by the…
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Features
Dysmenorrhea: A Gynecological Condition Affecting the Lives Of Nigerian Women
During a summer coaching class in her first year at Junior secondary school, the then 11-year-old Nini Orise* experienced her…
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Election Security
Beyond The Facade
Before Nigeria’s presidential elections last year, legislator Alhassan Doguwa told raucous supporters what would happen to those who did not…
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Features
What It Costs To Rent A House As A Single Woman In Nigeria
Loading the Elevenlabs Text to Speech AudioNative Player… It was in 2021 that Janet Moses* first moved into the bungalow…
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Armed Violence
A Day Later, Abductors Demand ₦50 Million For Release Of Nigerian Medical Students
Dread has gripped Nigeria after 20 medical students – including a house officer – were abducted on Thursday, Aug 15.…
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