Market women across Nigeria continue to play a significant role in shaping political participation and community development, driven largely by their grassroots influence and economic strength. Markets remain central gathering points where information spreads quickly. During election periods, politicians often rely on market women to mobilise support, encourage voter turnout, and disseminate campaign messages. Their […]
Motorists have voiced growing frustration over what they describe as poor governance and unfulfilled promises made during election periods. During campaigns, drivers often become a key target for political messaging, with pledges of better roads, reduced fuel prices and improved transport systems. However, many say these assurances rarely translate into tangible improvements after elections. Transport […]
Osogbo, the Osun State capital is one of the fastest-growing cities in southwestern Nigeria, and is well known for its rich culture, history, and commercial activities. One of the major features of Osogbo is its vibrant markets, where people gather daily to buy and sell different kinds of goods. These markets serve as important centers […]
Road users, particularly commercial motorcyclists, have lamented the poor treatment they receive from members of the Nigeria Police Force stationed on roads, alleging that the culture of extortion at checkpoints is not only tarnishing the agency’s credibility but also contributing to Nigeria’s rising rate of road traffic crashes. Some commuters who spoke with our correspondents […]
The rise in petroleum price has sparked immediate, widespread economic consequences, largely characterized by surging inflation, reduced consumer purchasing power, and increased operational costs for businesses. The increase cascades through transportation, manufacturing, and food sectors, often leading to reduced economic growth, increased poverty, and potential job losses. According to the latest data from the […]