In a powerful critique, educator Folaranmi Ajayi urges Nigerian universities to focus on academic growth rather than banning braids and earrings.
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Nigeria’s bamboo gamble amid soaring construction costs, by Jennifer Odii
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Bury the violence, not our people, by Chiechefulam Ikebuiro
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Beyond June 12: Youth, democracy, and the burden of exclusion in Nigeria
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Read the incredible story of a Nigerian fraudster, Emmanuel Nwude, who defrauded a Brazilian to the tune of $242million
This is a Nigerian fraudster who duped a Brazilian through impersonating former CBN governor Paul Ogwuma. He deceived the Brazilian banker one Nelson Sakaguchi.
Opinion: Why do Igbos continue to hate all Yorubas because of what Awolowo did?
In this opinion by Femi Arbisala, he examines the role Igbos have played in the development of the country, concluding they alone have made the country better.
For lack of jobs in Nigeria, see what many Nigerian graduates do for living
Okada riding has been one of the growing jobs that youths easily find themselves as a last resort after years of searching for white collars jobs in Nigeria.
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