Category: Nigeria
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Beyond the Bronzes: What Ile-Ife Reveals About African Ingenuity
Read article →: Beyond the Bronzes: What Ile-Ife Reveals About African IngenuityThe story of Ile-Ife is about more than remarkable sculptures. Its art, indigenous glassmaking and trading connections invite a deeper conversation about African ingenuity,…
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AI Won’t Take Your Job—The Person Who Understands AI Will
Read article →: AI Won’t Take Your Job—The Person Who Understands AI WillArtificial Intelligence is reshaping our world in ways we are only beginning to understand. From deepfakes and misinformation to breakthroughs in governance and public…
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From Ile-Ife to Benin: The Story of Two Bronze Legacies
Read article →: From Ile-Ife to Benin: The Story of Two Bronze LegaciesFor centuries, the kingdoms of Ife and Benin produced some of the most extraordinary bronze artworks the world has ever seen—masterpieces of power, ritual,…
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North Carolina Declares June 14 as Igbo Day: Honoring Heritage, Unity, and Legacy
Read article →: North Carolina Declares June 14 as Igbo Day: Honoring Heritage, Unity, and LegacyOn May 21, 2025, North Carolina made history as Governor Josh Stein officially proclaimed June 14 as “Igbo Day,” honoring the cultural heritage and…
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IBB, June 12, and Nigeria’s History: Truth or Revisionism?
Read article →: IBB, June 12, and Nigeria’s History: Truth or Revisionism?The annulment of the June 12 election plunged Nigeria into chaos, triggering widespread protests and a brutal military crackdown. In Journey in Service, Babangida…
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World Bank: Nigeria Retains Its Position as Africa’s Largest Economy
Read article →: World Bank: Nigeria Retains Its Position as Africa’s Largest EconomyNigeria continues to hold its position as Africa’s largest economy, reaffirmed by the latest World Bank report. Despite facing inflation, currency fluctuations, and investment…
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Nigeria Parliament Rejects Bill to Expand Islamic Law in Nigeria’s Constitution
Read article →: Nigeria Parliament Rejects Bill to Expand Islamic Law in Nigeria’s ConstitutionIn a recent session, Nigeria’s House of Representatives voted down a bill that sought to amend the 1999 Constitution by expanding the scope of…
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Kano’s History: The Igbo Factor in Intergroup Relations and Commerce
Read article →: Kano’s History: The Igbo Factor in Intergroup Relations and CommerceThe rich and complex history of intergroup relations in Nigeria is filled with stories of resilience, cooperation, and occasional tension. One such tale is…
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Policing in Nigeria: Lessons from the American System
Read article →: Policing in Nigeria: Lessons from the American SystemNigeria’s policing system faces numerous challenges, including ineffective crime investigation and prosecution. These issues often result in criminals going unpunished due to lack of…
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Path to State Police in Nigeria: Learning from History and Global Models
Read article →: Path to State Police in Nigeria: Learning from History and Global ModelsThe concept of state police in Nigeria has traversed a tumultuous journey through history, reflecting a nation grappling with its various challenges and aspirations.…
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Nigeria at a Crossroads: Subsidy and Exchange Rate
Read article →: Nigeria at a Crossroads: Subsidy and Exchange RateNigeria’s new president, Bola Tinubu, has made bold moves by scrapping the fuel subsidy and unifying the exchange rates. These policies, while applauded by…
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Beyond the Binary: Soyinka’s Nobel and Achebe’s Legacy
Read article →: Beyond the Binary: Soyinka’s Nobel and Achebe’s LegacyIn the story of African literature, Wole Soyinka and Chinua Achebe are often spoken of together—two giants who reshaped global perceptions of the continent…
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Nigerian Gun Debate and Right to Self-Defense
Read article →: Nigerian Gun Debate and Right to Self-DefenseThe recent spate of violent attacks in Nigeria’s northern regions has reignited a crucial debate: should Nigerians be allowed to bear arms for self-defense?…
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January 15, 1966 Coup in Nigeria and Ethnic Dynamics
Read article →: January 15, 1966 Coup in Nigeria and Ethnic DynamicsThe January 15, 1966 coup in Nigeria remains a highly contentious and debated event in the country’s history. At the heart of the controversy…
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Nigeria’s Shadow Epidemic: From Cough Syrup to Nitrous Balloons
Read article →: Nigeria’s Shadow Epidemic: From Cough Syrup to Nitrous BalloonsNigeria faces a grim drug abuse trend, with opioid-laced cough syrup and nitrous oxide fueling addiction. The nation grapples with 14 million drug users,…
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Why Nigerians Can’t Fully Embrace PayPal and What Can Be Done
Read article →: Why Nigerians Can’t Fully Embrace PayPal and What Can Be DoneNigeria’s financial tango with PayPal has left many pondering the limitations on receiving money. Regulations, infrastructure gaps, and fraud concerns are at play. While…
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Yoruba Resilience: Story of Cultural Continuity in Americas
Read article →: Yoruba Resilience: Story of Cultural Continuity in AmericasMillions of Yoruba people were enslaved and transported to the Americas from Nigeria and West Africa. Despite harsh treatment, they maintained their language, religion,…
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Security versus Economy: A Nation’s Tightrope Walk
Read article →: Security versus Economy: A Nation’s Tightrope WalkIn the eternal debate between security and economy, finding a balance is crucial. Prioritizing security ensures stability and protection, but neglecting the economy can…
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Japa Syndrome in Nigeria: Youth Emigration for Opportunities
Read article →: Japa Syndrome in Nigeria: Youth Emigration for OpportunitiesThe Japa syndrome, a term used to describe the mass emigration of Nigerian youth in search of better opportunities, has become a pressing issue…
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Siemens’ Contrasting Fortunes in Egypt and Nigeria’s Energy Sectors
Read article →: Siemens’ Contrasting Fortunes in Egypt and Nigeria’s Energy SectorsSiemens, a global powerhouse in technology and innovation, has experienced divergent outcomes in its endeavors within the energy sectors of Egypt and Nigeria. While…
