The Tiv people are one of Nigeria’s largest ethnic groups and the dominant group in Benue State, often referred to as the “Food Basket of the Nation.” With an estimated population of over 6 million, […]
Journalism has one core duty: to serve the public. Not a party. Not a politician. Not an ideology. The moment it forgets that, it stops being journalism and becomes something else — public relations with […]
Afer the World Cup, there will be an in-house ritual today. Men will handover their remote devices to their wives and their wives will reset the devices to Zeeworld, Telemondo and Nollywood. The children will […]
encounter with the police can be intimidating, particularly when a suspect is unaware of the rights guaranteed by law. Many Nigerians, out of ignorance, fear, or misinformation, may surrender their basic rights during arrest or […]
Togetherness is not just being in the same room. It’s choosing to carry one another — in joy, in struggle, and in the everyday in-between. In a world that often pushes us to be independent, […]
If there’s one dish that brings Nigerians together, it’s jollof rice. Smoky, spicy, and rich in tomato flavor, Nigerian jollof is a staple at birthdays, weddings, and Sunday lunch. The secret? A good stew base, […]
In the last decade, kidnapping and banditry have become two of Nigeria’s most pressing security challenges. From highways in the North West to schools in the North Central and expressways in the South, the threat […]
Rest isn’t laziness. It’s how your body, brain, and emotions reset so you can function at your best. Skipping it is like trying to run your phone at 1% all day. Here are 7 key […]
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, has outlined how members of the public can report suspected cases of fraud and financial crimes through its online petition portal. The commission said accurate information is crucial, […]
Humility is not about thinking less of yourself — it’s about knowing your worth and still choose to learn. The wisest people neverstop listening/learning.
1. Where Did The Slogan Come From? “Police Na Your Friend” was launched by the Nigeria Police Force as part of community policing efforts. The idea is simple: in Pidgin English, it feels local, relatable, […]
In a time when food prices keep rising and nutrition is often sacrificed for convenience, one humble food remains both affordable and powerful: the egg. From village markets in Abuja to breakfast tables in Lagos, […]
Trust is easy when things are going well. It becomes complicated the moment someone you relied on lets you down. Yet many people find themselves giving a second, third, or fourth chance to the same […]
A fundamental pillar of any constitutional democracy is the preservation of the people’s will as expressed through the ballot box. In Nigeria, the debate surrounding the vulnerability of candidates to arbitrary substitution by political party […]
Healthy relationships don’t rely on a single moment or experience. They grow through consistent habits that help both people feel safe, valued, and understood. Here are eight reflections on how to nurture that foundation. 1. […]
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