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Food Security: How Southwest States are Developing Agriculture

Written by on 11 June 2026

In Nigeria, food security has become a major challenge. Nigeria is witnessing rising food prices, increasing hunger in many households, insecurity on farmlands, and growing dependence on food imports. In a bid to address these challenges plaguing Nigeria, experts view agriculture as the only viable solution. Government at all levels have also repeatedly echoed the […]

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Did Nyesom Wike Damage the PDP?

Written by on 9 June 2026

In recent years, the FCT Minister, Nyesom Wike, who is regarded as one of the strongest pillars of the Peoples Democratic Party, (PDP), has become one of the few politicians that is generating wide discussions publicly. While Wike has gradually become one of the party’s most influential figures, his critics have repeatedly accused him of […]

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Can Nigeria Really Get Better?

Written by on 2 June 2026

Years ago, before the present waves of kidnappings, killings, and economic hardship, legendary juju maestro King Sunny Ade, in his song Synchro System Movement, captured the reality of many Nigerians. The song lamented life’s difficulties and the cruelty often encountered in society. While the song wasn’t written specifically about what Nigeria is today, its message […]

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Three Years of Renewed Hope: Achievement or Struggle?

Written by on 29 May 2026

Today, May 29, 2026, President Bola Tinubu marks the third anniversary of his administration. From the inception of President Tinubu’s administration, tagged the Renewed Hope Agenda, several reforms aimed at repositioning the country have been introduced; however, three years down the line, there are differing reactions on whether these reforms have actually served their purpose, […]

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The Culture of Consensus in Nigerian Politics

Written by on 26 May 2026

In the Nigerian political space, consensus is a process that allows a political party to select a candidate after an agreement is reached among aspirants and political stakeholders, rather than going through direct or indirect primaries. This process is recognized under Nigeria’s Electoral Act 2022. Consensus is considered a way to promote unity within political […]

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The Roles and Challenges of the Media in Holding Government Accountable

Written by on 10 May 2026

The media, often called the ‘watchdog of society’, plays an important role in keeping government accountable to the people, through various channels including newspapers, radio, television, and social media; through these means, citizens receive information about government activities, policies, and national issues. The media has always played a major role in promoting transparency, public awareness, […]

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Political Promises vs Reality: Why Citizens Feel Disappointed

Written by on 10 May 2026

In Nigeria, every election season comes with hope. Politicians travel from city to hamlet, campaigning and promising to improve the lives of citizens. They promise employment opportunities, good roads, stable electricity, good healthcare, improved security, and steady economic development. Oftentimes, many Nigerians hope that positive change is finally coming. However, post-election realities are a different […]

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Xenophobia: Is the Nigerian Government Doing Enough to Protect Its Citizens?

Written by on 4 May 2026

South Africa is one of Africa’s most developed countries with a thriving economy, but it has struggled with persistent tensions between citizens and foreign nationals. The periodic waves of Xenophobic violence that have continued to target foreign nationals, particularly African migrants, are raising concerns about safety, diplomacy, and government responsibility. Many Nigerians living in South […]

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Millions at the Mercy of a Few: How Government Policies Affect Everyday Nigerians

Written by on 30 April 2026

In Nigeria, the decisions made by the few people in positions of authority not only stay on paper, but also reflect in the lives of citizens. From subsidy removal resulting in astronomical transport fares, high food prices, and difficult access to healthcare, policy decisions made at both federal and state levels shape how Nigerians live, […]

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