With curiosity as a guiding force and research as the foundation of my work…
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Apartheid: South Africa’s Scars and Lessons
Apartheid, a system of racial segregation and oppression in South Africa, emerged from centuries of colonialism and exploitation, fueled by economic interests and prejudice. Despite inflicting immense suffering, it was ultimately dismantled through international condemnation and internal resistance. Its legacy is a reminder of the dangers of racism and segregation, while also offering hope for… Read more
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Nigeria’s Shadow Epidemic: From Cough Syrup to Nitrous Balloons
Nigeria faces a grim drug abuse trend, with opioid-laced cough syrup and nitrous oxide fueling addiction. The nation grapples with 14 million drug users, prompting the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency to sound the alarm. To combat this epidemic, efforts must focus on prevention, treatment, regulation, and law enforcement to secure a hopeful future for… Read more
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Addressing Mob Justice in South Africa
South Africa grapples with a troubling legacy of mob justice, fueled by historical scars and societal distrust. Mobs act as judge and executioner, perpetuating fear and violence, tarnishing the nation’s image. Addressing root causes such as institutional distrust, economic inequality, and misinformation is critical. Emphasizing trust in the formal justice system and public education plays… Read more
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Why Nigerians Can’t Fully Embrace PayPal and What Can Be Done
Nigeria’s financial tango with PayPal has left many pondering the limitations on receiving money. Regulations, infrastructure gaps, and fraud concerns are at play. While Nigeria is striving to modernize its financial landscape and address fraud, collaboration between stakeholders is key. Ensuring equal access to the global market is imperative for Nigeria’s prosperous future. Read more
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