EDUCATION IN NIGERIA Education should be taken seriously in Nigeria for several compelling reasons. First and foremost, a well-educated population is a crucial economic and social development driver. It equips individuals with the knowledge and skills needed to participate…
Recently, a growing trend among Nigerian youth has been the topic of many conversations – the ‘Japa’ syndrome. ‘Japa’ refers to leaving Nigeria in search of greener pastures abroad. While it’s natural to dream of better opportunities and experiences,…
Positive thinking is a transformative mindset that has the potential to benefit everyone in various aspects of life. Here’s how adopting a positive outlook can be advantageous: Enhanced Mental Health: Positive thinking can significantly improve mental well-being by reducing…
Drug addiction, also known as substance use disorder, is an illness that affects a person’s brain and behavior and causes them to lose control over whether or not they take drugs or medications, whether they are legal or not.…
The subsidy is an effort by the government to provide financial support while attempting to lower the burden or cost of particular products. Direct and indirect subsidies are two different forms of subsidies. Direct subsidies are given to a…
PASDDA means “People Against Drunk Driving and Substance Abuse.” It is an advocacy against drunk driving and substance abuse which causes a lot of havoc on Nigerian roads. A lot of people don’t take drunk driving seriously, hence PASDDA…
One of the main issues in Nigeria today is homelessness. In every neighborhood across the country, housing is crucial to the welfare of families and children. Stable housing is essential for the healthy development of children and young people.…
Yes, the average Nigerian has one or two complaints about the country. We’ve witnessed political and social upheaval time and time again, so the claims are usually not exaggerated. Worse, the majority of citizens now feel small and hopeless.…
International Literacy Day takes place on September 8 every year. It is aimed at creating awareness and concern for literacy problems that exist within our own local communities as well as globally. What exactly is literacy? Literacy is the…
World Humanitarian Day 2022: A Tribute to Aid Workers on the Front Lines in North-East Nigeria August 19 is observed as World Humanitarian Day around the world. The day is celebrated to honor individuals who indulge in humanitarian work. It is…
