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Chalya Shagaya shapes opportunities. Ladi Kwali trained artisans; Chalya is empowering entrepreneurs across Nigeria’s digital, creative, and economic ecosystems. Ladi introduced Nigerian creativity to the world; Chalya is introducing Nigerian enterprise to global partnerships

When I see online armies who wallow in the pool of ignorance and acrimonious sentiments trying to pull an established…

Nigeria’s inclusion reflects mounting concerns from U.S. lawmakers and religious advocacy groups that the government has inadequately addressed mass violence against Christians. Communal clashes, banditry, herder–farmer conflicts, and jihadist

Operatives of the Anambra State Police Command, in collaboration with the Agunechamba Vigilante Operatives, have foiled an attempted

party state can only exist in a situation where the state allows only one party to flourish through coercion, and citizens are not given the freedom of

The Yoruba chant this belief in incantations that decree abidance to their command. Thus, drawing largely from the cosmology of his people, Osundare said the word predated man and even the world.

even as Shettima’s words echoed through the UN chamber, Nigeria’s name was being smeared elsewhere. In the United States, a late-night television host, Bill Maher, with his usual

Since the appointment of Mr. Adeola Oluwatosin Ajayi as Director General, the DSS has demonstrated unusual vigour, delivering results that have earned praise both at home and abroad.

In my opinion, I would confidently say that Chief Uche Geoffrey Nnaji is not merely a promise; he is a loaded portfolio, a living testament to diligence, vision, and the art of turning ideas into monuments of progress. He is the embodiment of industries birthed, opportunities created, and policies transformed into tangible realities. Nwakibia is not the rhetoric of tomorrow; he is the poetry of today’s achievements and the architecture of Enugu’s tomorrow.

students in Nigeria, balancing cost with features is crucial when choosing a smartphone. Whether for online classes, note-taking, social media, or simply staying connected, you don’t need a premium

Nigerian job market is showing a clear shift in what employers demand. As Artificial Intelligence (AI) becomes more central to business, education, and public services, recruiters are no longer impressed by just traditional qualifications

Beyond inconveniencing clients, banning agents would also trigger unemployment and potential security challenges. The truth is, house agency has become one of the easiest survival strategies for many young Nigerians today. Both graduates and non-graduates have leveraged it either as a full-time job or a side hustle to pay their bills and stay away from crime. To cut off this lifeline without alternatives would be economically and socially dangerous.