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The girl-child and the burden of being born female
There was a time it felt like a curse to be a girl-child. Her day begins as the cock crows....
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Women at the table: NWP-SSRG pushes for grassroots inclusion in security negotiations
REALITY BITES By PALANG KASMI In commemoration of the 2025 World Peace Day, the National Women Platform on Security Sector...
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Nigeria’s jobless youth: The search for sustainable solutions
One of the best steps Nigeria’s government has taken to address the rising number of jobless youth — which increases...
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Why Nigeria’s educational system remains in the doldrums
Achieving quality education in Nigeria remains a profound challenge. This is not merely because of a lack of resources, but...
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Jos risks losing its culinary identity as best hands migrate
JOS, once celebrated as the home of the finest suya, roasted chicken and peppered fish, is now facing a dangerous...
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Beyond the craze: Rethinking Nigeria’s obsession with Guinness World Records
IN recent years, an obsession with setting Guinness World Records (GWR) has gripped many Nigerian youth, thus creating a cultural...
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The illusion of neutrality in journalism
NEUTRALITY is often defined as the ability to remain uninvolved, to not take a side, and to view situations dispassionately....
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