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By Chiagoziem Abosi Edited by Ezennia Uche Nigeria’s inflation rate has slowed, dropping from 21.88% in July to 20.12% in August, according to the National Bureau of Statistics. While the …
Nigeria’s Easing Inflation: Impact Questioned by Ikeja Residents Read More
By Sunkanmi Adewunmi This week’s torrential downpour turned Lagos streets into rivers. In parts of the city drivers found themselves literally waist-deep in water. Motorists and commuters were trapped after …
Lagos Rainy Season: Flooded Roads, Traffic Gridlocks, and Essential Safety Tips Read More
By Bababunmi Agbebi In a world often divided by politics, race, religion, and economic status, one force continues to quietly dismantle walls and build bridges, human connection. For Nigerians, whose …
The Power of Human Connection: Friendship Beyond Borders Read More
By Ejiofor Toochi The dream of international travel often comes with a nightmarish reality for many Nigerians: the visa application process. It’s a tedious gauntlet of endless forms, nerve-wracking interviews, …
Ditch the Visa Stress: 14 Visa-Free African Destinations for Nigerians Read More
By Ejiofor Toochi Blindness is quietly becoming one of Nigeria’s biggest public health challenges. According to recent findings from the David Umahi Federal University of Health Sciences (DUFUHS), about 24 …
Simple Steps Nigerians Can Take to Prevent Blindness Read More
By Bababunmi Agbebi Alausa to many, is just a district in Ikeja, the capital of Lagos State. But for those who follow the pulse of Nigerian governance, Alausa is far …
Alausa and the Anatomy of Power: Inside Lagos State’s Political Nerve Center Read More
By Chiagoziem Abosi Students of the University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN) woke up to a new rule that has changed campus life overnight. The management has announced a ban on …
UNN Shuts Down Social Events After 6 P.M. Following Tragic Stabbing Read More
By Sunkanmi Adewunmi In Lagos’s bustling capital, even a bus stop is its own drama. Bus stops in Ikeja – from Oshodi to Computer Village, Allen Junction to Oba Akran …
Chaos and Comedy: A Day at Ikeja Bus Stops Read More
By Chiagoziem Abosi When the Federal Government announced a 5% fuel surcharge earlier this year, many Lagosians braced for yet another hit to their wallets. The levy, meant to create …
Fuel Surcharge Delay: Relief for Lagosians or Just a Temporary Fix? Read More
By Chiagoziem Abosi Edited by Ezennia Uche Nigerians can now import goods worth up to $300 without paying customs duties — a move that could significantly benefit everyday shoppers and …
Nigeria’s $300 Duty-Free Rule a Game-Changer for Ikeja Traders? Read More
By Bababunmi Agbebi A growing drug abuse crisis among Nigerian youth is threatening to derail the nation’s development prospects, despite its demographic advantage. With over 60% of its population under …
Nigeria’s Youth Drug Crisis Threatens National Development, Experts Warn Read More
By Ezennia Uche Have you ever thought of living your life without the ability to read, write, or communicate effectively? The thought alone can be daunting. Today, the world celebrates …
Literacy in Digital Era: Celebrating World Literacy Day and Its Global Impact Read More
By Ezennia Uche The Lagos State 10th Constituency Stakeholders’ Meeting held on September 4 at the Green Event Center, Oregun, Ikeja, drew attention to new political voices. Hon. Kazeem Opeyemi …
From Oregun to Ikeja: Stakeholders’ Meeting Highlights New Political Talent Read More
By Chiagoziem Abosi When President Bola Tinubu announced in Brazil that Petrobras, the country’s state-owned oil giant, could quickly resume operations in Nigeria, many Lagosians barely blinked. But make no …
Petrobras May Return: What It Means for Lagos Read More
By Sunkanmi Adewunmi Heart disease is on the rise in Nigeria, but the good news is that many cases can be prevented with simple lifestyle changes. Cardiovascular disease (CVD) – …
Simple Tips to Avoid Heart Disease in Nigeria Read More
By Bababunmi Agbebi Historically, boys have been regarded as the pillars of society expected to be tough, emotionless, and ever-resilient. From a young age, many are taught to suppress vulnerability …
Recognizing the Boy Child: Why We Must Break the Cycle of Neglect and Harmful Expectations Read More
By Sunkanmi Adewunmi Nigeria’s July–December period marks the shift from the tail end of the rains into the early dry season. July–September usually bring heavy rainfall that fuels crops and …
Farming in Nigeria: Navigating July–December Read More
By Chiagoziem Abosi When the Federal Government announced a six-month ban on the export of raw shea nuts, many traders clapped. Others sighed. Why? Because Nigeria supplies 40% of the …
From Ikeja to the World: What Nigeria’s Shea Ban Means for Beauty Lovers Read More
By Chiagoziem Abosi In Magumeri, Borno State, Falmata sits in a makeshift clinic, holding her baby close while a midwife whispers loving reassurance. Here, giving birth asks for more than …
Why Nigeria Is the Worst Place on Earth to Give Birth Right Now Read More
It’s no longer news that 9mobile has rebranded to T2.The real question is – does this change mean new hope for its users, or just the same old story?Watch what …
9mobile Rebrands to T2: What Lagos Subscribers Really Think About the Big Change Read More