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Can Nigerian Journalism Survive When Audiences Expect Everything for Free? The digital age has democratized information, but for journalism in Nigeria, this hascome with a steep price tag. As audiences …

Introduction This article looks at the growing problem of a few big companies owning a lot of the media.These companies control most of the ways we find out about things, …

Insurance is kind of like a safety cushion that supports you when life surprises you with tough situations. Whether it’s a car crash, a health crisis, or a business setback, …

In Nigeria, where over 250 ethnic groups weave a colorful cultural tapestry through festivals, art, music, and movies. From the dazzling Durbar festival in the north to the sacred OsunOsogbo …

Nigeria, a nation bursting with cultural diversity, is home to over 250 ethnic groups, each with unique traditions, languages, and stories. The Charter for African Cultural Renaissance, adopted in 2006, …

”The phrase “single story” echoes Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s influential TED Talk, where she warns of the danger of reducing people or places to a single narrative. This title suggests going …

In the bustling heart of Nigeria, where the pulse of a nation beats with restless energy, a new chapter unfolds in the grand tapestry of its political saga. The African …

On June 26, 2025, Nigeria took a giant leap toward a fairer and simpler tax system as President Bola Ahmed Tinubu signed four landmark tax reform bills into law. These …

It would probably come as a shock to anyone reading this post that Japan was once as poor as the tiny African nation of Djibouti. That was in 1868. That …

The media today is like a giant playground where people can share their thoughts, learn new things, and have fun. It’s a place for education, enlightenment, and entertainment, especially for …