From emergency interventions to economic lifelines: How Abdulrazaq is transforming Kwara — Olododo
Before Abdulrahman Abdulrazaq stepped into office as Kwara Governor, Ilorin wore the look of a quiet city waiting to be noticed. COVID 19 hit it badly. The airport, in particular, told a familiar story, one of hesitation and neglect. Daily flights? That was a luxury the state could hardly boast of. Back then, the economy simply didn’t have the […]
Nigeria’s Gen Zs and the silent destroyer called Ice
Many thought that since they had suffered and reportedly repented in prison, the Indonesian government should have at least sentenced them for life
Lagos community where residents defecate into canal
The canal which passes through the Boundary market and empties into adjoining waterways constantly emits unpleasant odors
How we were sexually exploited in Mali — Nigerian teens
Her trafficker, identified only as “Madam Cassandra”, demanded N4 million from her family as “compensation” for the cost of trafficking her
‘We’re tired’ – Bargaja residents cry, as Bello Turji orders them to flee
“What used to be distant stories have now become our everyday life,” a local farmer lamented. “We cannot sleep peacefully anymore.”
How to secure Benue, end IDP camps —Lawmaker
For more than a decade, the North-Central region particularly Benue State has remained one of Nigeria’s worst-hit zones by violent attacks, mass displacement, and deepening humanitarian crises.
