This past week has felt like a collective emotional assault for every well-meaning Nigerian. It’s been especially heartbreaking for our young people, and those idealistic, determined youths who still believe in studying hard, passing exams, and earning a spot at a higher institution that might not ghost them with ASUU strikes. But no. Nigeria, in...
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When Only 0.6% Pass JAMB, Can We Still Call It a School System?
JAMB recently quietly dropped a bombshell; out of the 1.9 million candidates who sat for the 2025 UTME, over 1.5 million scored below 200. That’s a whopping 78%. Just 12,000 students (0.63%) scored above 300. It’s the kind of data that should keep any education policymaker awake at night, but for the average Nigerian, it’s...
Why Made-in-Nigeria Products Might Be Your Next Big Break
When we think of “Made in Nigeria,” too many of us still imagine cheap knock-offs and “aba made” products that can’t compete globally. But what if that mindset is costing us more than just local pride? What if it’s costing us opportunities, especially for young Nigerians? That’s exactly what the National Agency for Science and...
From “Boys Will Be Boys” to “Boys Must Be Better”
If you’ve been on Twitter recently, you’ve probably stumbled upon the raging conversation about the “boy child being left behind.” According to the loudest voices in this debate, who are mostly men, it seems the world is now obsessed with women and girls, while poor boys are being thrown to the wolves. The argument goes:...
From Old Waste to New Wonder: A Teen’s Bold Vision for a Greener Future
In an era marked by rising environmental concerns, a 17-year-old Nigerian teenager is proving that meaningful change can start with a single bold idea. Amara Nwuneli, a student and young environmentalist, has captured international attention through a creative and powerful initiative that turns discarded tires and neglected land into colorful, safe, and eco-friendly playgrounds for...
70 Hours. One Dream. Tunde Onakoya’s Guinness Chess Marathon for a Better Future
In a world where every second counts, Nigerian chess champion Tunde Onakoya is about to challenge the limits of endurance, intellect, and purpose with his second Guinness World Record (GWR) attempt. On April 17, 2025, Onakoya began a grueling 70-hour chess marathon at New York City’s iconic Times Square, hoping to break his own record...
“Yahoo No Be Hustle”:The Shocking Truth About Internet Fraud in Nigeria and Why It’s Costing You Opportunities
A few days ago, a post made the rounds on X (formerly Twitter), where a user boldly defended internet fraud which is locally referred to as “yahoo yahoo.” According to this user, the so-called “yahoo boys” are not doing anything wrong; they’re just “taking money from people to buy oversized polo.” Yes, oversized polo. As...
The Truth About Travel – What Influencers Don’t Show You
Unmasking the Illusion Let’s be honest, who hasn’t thought of being a travel influencer at some point in their lives? Scratch that, who hasn’t looked at Instagram and fantasised about quitting their job, packing a bag, and flying off to Bali because of that annoyingly perfect travel influencer? They seem to be everywhere. Relaxing in...
Salah Shines as Liverpool Sinks Man City at the Etihad
Liverpool delivered a statement performance at the Etihad Stadium, defeating Manchester City 2-0 in a match that could significantly impact the Premier League title race. The game, held on February 23, 2025, saw Liverpool extend their lead at the top of the table to 11 points. Under the guidance of manager Arne Slot, the team...
The Best Fashion Trends for Every Body Type
Fashion is for everyone, and the best part is that trends can be adapted to suit any body type. It’s not about forcing yourself into styles that don’t work for you; it’s about choosing the ones that enhance your best features and make you feel amazing. Whether you’re tall, petite, curvy, or athletic, there’s always...