PRIMARALD TV

2 hours ago5 min read

World Sickle Cell Day: Sickle Cell Anemia and the Consequences of Uninformed Marriage Decisions

This piece explains sickle cell anemia as a serious inherited blood disorder that affects how red blood cell’s function, leading to lifelong health challenges such as pain crises, frequent hospital visits, fatigue, and possible organ damage.

24 hours ago5 min read

Armed masked militants in a jungle beside a Nigeria map highlighting South-East and South-South, with warning text about terrorism.

Terrorists Moving to South-East and South-South: Understanding Nigeria's Emerging Security Challenge

Growing reports that dislodged terrorists may be moving into Nigeria's South-East and South-South regions have raised fresh security concerns. Experts warn that terrorist groups often relocate when pressured by military operations. As citizens call for stronger preventive measures, the situation highlights the importance of intelligence gathering, community vigilance, and coordinated security efforts.

2 days ago3 min read

Retired Nigerian police officer with prosthetic leg sits sadly on a step; poster reads Retired Police Officer Sacrifice.

Retired Police Officer Sacrifice: When a Hero Is Forgotten After Service

A retired police officer who lost his leg while chasing a thief has shared the painful reality of life after service. His story highlights the sacrifices made by security personnel and raises important questions about retirement welfare, healthcare, and support systems for injured officers. As public sympathy grows, many Nigerians are calling for better protection and dignity for those who dedicate their lives to keeping communities safe.

2 days ago4 min read

Anti-xenophobia sign with a gray alien face crossed out by a red no symbol, labeled Xenophobia on a white background

Xenophobic Attacks on Nigerians in South Africa: Why the Painful Cycle Must End

Recent reports from Nigerians returning from South Africa have reignited discussions about xenophobia and the challenges faced by African migrants. Victims described experiences of discrimination, intimidation, and violence that forced them to abandon businesses and return home. Beyond the personal losses, these incidents raise important questions about migration, human rights, and the future of African unity. As calls for stronger protections grow, many are asking what can b

2 days ago5 min read

Suicide and Suicidal Ideation: Understanding the Pain Behind the Thoughts

This piece explains suicide and suicidal ideation as serious mental health experiences rooted in emotional pain, hopelessness, and distress rather than weakness or attention-seeking.

Mental Health

2 days ago5 min read

What ₦1,000 Could Buy Every Decade Since 1990: How Inflation Turned a Small Fortune into Spare Change

This piece explores the changing value of ₦1,000 across decades in Nigeria, what it could buy, how it shaped everyday life, and what its decline reveals about the cost of living, the economy, and the realities of survival.

Modern Struggles

3 days ago6 min read

Mapo Hall, Ibadan: The Monument That Quietly Carries the Weight of a City’s Entire History

This piece explains that Mapo Hall in Ibadan is a real colonial-era civic building completed in 1929

History

4 days ago4 min read

Ogbunike Cave: A Sacred Underground Landscape of Culture, Nature, and Memory

This piece explains that Ogbunike Cave in Anambra State is a real natural cave system with long-standing cultural and spiritual significance

History

5 days ago5 min read

Do Houses in Nigeria Automatically Become Government Property After 100 Years? A Look at a Popular Myth

This piece explains that the belief that houses in Nigeria automatically become government property after 100 years is a myth with no legal basis.

7 days ago4 min read

Digital Archaeology: What Future Historians Will Learn from Our Deleted Files

This piece explores the fascinating concept of digital archaeology and examines how future historians may use deleted files, social media posts, emails, and other digital traces to understand life in the twenty first century.

History

7 days ago3 min read

5 Books that Changed my Perspective on Life

This piece is a personal reflection on five popular, easy-to-read books that changed the writer’s perspective on life.

Self-Improvement

Jun 134 min read

Infographic on addiction recovery shows a seated man at sunset, signposts for healing and hope, and text about mental health.

Why Some People Recover From Addiction While Others Don't: The Mental Health Factor

Addiction recovery is rarely a simple journey. While some individuals successfully overcome substance abuse and rebuild their lives, others find themselves trapped in cycles of relapse and dependence. The difference often goes beyond willpower. Mental health, emotional support, access to treatment, and personal circumstances all play significant roles in determining recovery outcomes. Understanding these factors can help families, communities, and individuals provide better s

Mental Health

Jun 122 min read

What If Social Media Disappeared for 30 Days? A World Without Social Media for a Month

This piece explores what would realistically happen if all major social media platforms disappeared for 30 days.

Social Change

Jun 123 min read

Blue ribbon on light blue background with text: June is MEN'S MENTAL HEALTH MONTH.

Men's Mental Health Awareness Month: Why Men Must Stop Suffering in Silence

Men's Mental Health Awareness Month shines a spotlight on a growing issue affecting millions of men worldwide. Cultural expectations often encourage men to hide their emotions, leading many to struggle silently with stress, anxiety, depression, and other mental health challenges. Breaking the stigma around emotional vulnerability can help men seek support, improve their well-being, and build healthier lives and relationships.

Mental Health

Jun 112 min read

Why Rent, Agent Fees, and House Inspection Costs Keep Rising

This piece explains why rent, agent fees, and house inspection costs are rising in places like Enugu and Nkwo Nike.

modern struggles

Jun 113 min read

How to Overcome Writer’s Block When Writing Essays, Articles, Creative Fiction, and Academic or Professional Content

This piece explains that writer’s block is less about lacking ideas and more about friction between thinking and writing, often caused by pressure, perfectionism, or unclear structure.

Self-Improvement

Jun 115 min read

Understanding Character Development and Personal Growth Through Life Experience

This piece explores how character development and personal growth happen gradually through life experiences, decisions, and the challenges people face over time.

Self-Improvement

Jun 65 min read

Rainstorm Destroys Over 100 Houses in Plateau Community: A Tragedy That Demands Urgent Action

This piece explores the importance of building a sustainable personal brand through authentic positioning, strategic content creation, and consistent growth.

Jun 64 min read

Two adults in glasses sit on a gray sofa, woman in green dress and man in dark green outfit, posing calmly indoors.

Bayelsa Blue Economy: Professor Onekwu Kanayo Onuche Explains the Untapped Potential of Bayelsa State

During a conversation on Primarald TV’s Open Insight, Professor Onekwu Kanayo Onuche provided deep insights into the Bayelsa Blue Economy, explaining that it extends far beyond fishing into marine logistics, ecotourism, mangrove resources, agriculture, and aquaculture. He emphasized Bayelsa State’s strategic coastline and inland waterways as major economic assets with the potential to drive sustainable development if properly harnessed. The discussion also explored agricultur

modern struggles