Author: becky boro

After a nine-year pause, MAPOLY is set to graduate over 51,000 students, reigniting hope for their seamless reintegration into Nigeria’s workforce

Amid the ashes of Yelewata, President Tinubu vows justice and a security crackdown after gunmen kill over 150 in North-Central Nigeria

An in‑depth examination of Nigeria’s fading festivals—from Argungu to Ojude Oba—analyzing why they’re disappearing and what’s being done to save them.

Nigeria's fuel scarcity has led to significant transport fare hikes, affecting daily commuters and the economy

On World Environment Day 2025, Nigeria reaffirmed its commitment to combating plastic pollution through renewed policy actions and local initiatives

Ruger’s richer hair fade sparks nationwide buzz—a striking visual twist signaling maturity, brand power, and artistic growth.

The Federal Government warns of a silent hypertension crisis in Nigeria—this article explores its causes, impacts, and solutions in depth.

Alex Iwobi, inspired by his uncle Jay-Jay Okocha, strives to lead Nigeria to AFCON victory in 2025.

A deceptively joyful wedding celebration reflects a cultural tradition adapting under economic stress and rising currency scrutiny.

KEY Academy’s hands‑on, community‑centered education equips young Nigerians with skills, confidence, and purpose—keeping talent at home.

Leaders of the emerging anti-Tinubu coalition under the proposed All Democratic Alliance (ADA) have launched a nationwide mobilisation campaign across Nigeria’s six geo-political zones, signaling a bold move to reshape the country’s political landscape ahead of the 2027 general elections

A dramatic photo-real, smoky highway explosion scene with stranded commuters and stalled vehicles captures the aftermath of the Lagos–Ibadan tanker blast.