Every June, the world lights up with rainbow colors everywhere you look, from social media to music, Pride Month takes center stage. It’s a time dedicated to celebrating and supporting the LGBTQ+ community. What started out big in Western countries has slowly made its way to Nigerian youth, mostly through the power of social media...
Author: Ekong Jemimah (Ekong Jemimah)
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9 Top-Tier Performing Android Phones Under ₦300,000 With Quality Camera
Finding a phone that delivers smooth performance, dependable speed, and impressive camera quality without burning a hole in your pocket can feel like a tall order. But thankfully, you don’t have to spend a fortune to get a phone that works flawlessly and captures great photos too. Whether you’re a content creator, student, professional, or...
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Nigeria’s Youth, Mental Health, and the New Surge in the Fight Against Drug Abuse
Across Nigeria, a growing number of young people are silently battling anxiety, depression, and trauma, often with little understanding or support. Many, feeling trapped and unheard, are turning to drugs not simply out of recklessness but as a desperate form of escape. It’s a response to pain, neglect, and broken systems that fail to prioritize...
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Nigeria’s New Change in Teacher Education
Imagine a Nigeria where every child learns from a well-trained, well-equipped teacher who is not only passionate about the classroom but also academically and professionally grounded. That vision is fast becoming a reality thanks to a groundbreaking policy recently introduced by the Federal Government of Nigeria. A New Direction for Teacher Training in Nigeria This...
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Lagos Announces 110-Day Closure of Oworonshoki/Third Axial Bridge: New Repairs
The Lagos State Government has unveiled a significant repair project set to begin on May 6, 2025, with the Oworonshoki/Third Axial Bridge scheduled to undergo repairs over the next 110 days. While the initiative aims to address crucial structural issues and ensure the long-term safety of this vital transportation link, it’s not without its share of...
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The 2025 UTME Experience: Rethinking JAMB’s New Exam System
JAMB, the agency responsible for organizing Nigeria’s university entrance examination, reportedly spent 500 billion naira on the just concluded 2025 UTME. With such a staggering figure, expectations were high for a smooth, student-friendly, and technologically sound process. Instead, what unfolded was a nationwide crisis marked by confusion, exhaustion, emotional breakdowns, and unsafe conditions. This article...
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Meta’s $220m Fine Spark Privacy Shift in Nigeria: Whatsapp Rolls Out Something New
In a digital age where personal data is the new oil, issues around privacy and data protection continue to rise to the surface. Recently, Nigeria made a bold move that sent shockwaves through the global tech community. The Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC), in collaboration with the Nigeria Data Protection Commission (NDPC), imposed...
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Living on the Edge: How Insecurity is Reshaping Life, Livelihoods, and Faith in Nigeria
Fear is no longer an occasional emotion in Nigeria. It has become part of the national psyche. From the silent prayers whispered in commuter buses to the tense stillness of once-thriving farmlands, insecurity is now woven into everyday life. It doesn’t just disrupt; it dictates. Whether it’s farmers abandoning their harvests, traders watching their stalls...
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Bridging Nigeria’s Digital Divide: The Ultimate Surge For Internet Accessibility
In today’s fast-moving digital economy, the internet is no longer a luxury; it’s a lifeline. It powers how we learn, work, shop, connect, and grow. But in Nigeria, more than 62% of the population is still offline. That’s millions of people cut off from opportunities that many others now take for granted. Despite booming tech...
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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...
