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When treatment fails: What to know about drug resistance in Nigeria

AMINU (not his real name), a 7-year-old boy from Katsina State, was full of energy and often seen playing...

‘If condoms, toilet paper are free, why not pads?’ Advocates ask, as period poverty hits Nigerian girls

IT was a chilly April morning in 2020 in Kerker, a village in Jos East Local Government Area of...

Beyond the baby blues: When motherhood meets mental health in Nigeria

IN January this year, a video surfaced online showing a woman being arrested for allegedly killing her newborn. Although...

Power, politics, and polls: Inside Nigeria’s troubled local government elections

LOCAL government areas are the closest to the grassroot in Nigeria. They allow communities to have a say in...
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Aso Rock Game of Thrones: Is Tinubu planning to dump Shettima as running mate in 2027?

ON January 28, 2025, a curious post surfaced on the social media on a page with over 38,000 followers....

Nigeria’s race for inclusive education leaves millions of nomadic children behind (II)

By Stephen KENECHI THE hyperactive life of nomadism is disruptive to basic education, making nomadic children unable to fit into...

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