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This piece explains how fake news has become more sophisticated in the age of AI-generated content, making it harder to distinguish between real and false information.

This piece explores the importance of the International Day of the Boy Child 2026 theme, “Building Self-Esteem in Boys: Stand Up, Be Heard, Be Seen,” by focusing on how boys are shaped from childhood through expectations around strength, silence, and emotional control.

The conviction of former Minister of Power Saleh Mamman has sparked nationwide conversations about corruption, accountability, and Nigeria’s struggling electricity sector. Billions of naira allegedly meant for critical power projects were reportedly diverted, leaving many Nigerians questioning how corruption continues to affect economic growth, businesses, healthcare, and everyday life. This case highlights the urgent need for transparency and leadership accountability

This piece is an in-depth exploration of the recent renaming of Polycystic Ovary Syndrome to Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome, highlighting why medical experts believe the old name was misleading and how the new term better reflects the condition’s hormonal and metabolic complexity.

This piece explains hantavirus as a rodent-borne viral infection that spreads mainly through inhaling dust contaminated by infected mice or rats.

This piece explains why International Workers’ Day still deserves to be celebrated, not just remembered.

This piece explores the life sentence handed down in Calabar for incestuous rape, highlighting the survivor’s courage, the role of support systems, and the urgent need to address abuse within families.

This piece explores the growing data privacy challenges in Nigeria, highlighting risks like cybercrime, weak cybersecurity, and inconsistent regulation.

The Tinubu administration impact on Nigeria’s economy has been widely debated since President Bola Ahmed Tinubu introduced major economic reforms, including fuel subsidy removal and foreign exchange policy changes. While these policies aim to strengthen Nigeria’s economy in the long term, they have also contributed to rising inflation, currency fluctuations, and increased living costs. This article explores how these reforms are shaping Nigeria’s economic future.

This piece explores autism through the lens of humanity, moving beyond basic awareness to emphasize understanding, acceptance and inclusion.

This piece examines the recent Jos attack, highlighting the recurring nature of violence in Plateau State, the limitations of current security responses and the urgent need for long-term, preventive solutions.

This piece highlights the extraordinary journey of Kanyechukwu Tagbo-Okeke, a Nigerian teenager riding his bicycle from Enugu to Lagos to raise awareness about autism.

The Aso Rock solar power controversy has sparked nationwide debate after Nigeria’s Presidential Villa announced plans to disconnect from the national electricity grid and rely fully on solar power. While officials say the move will reduce costs and ensure stable electricity, critics argue it sends a troubling message about the state of Nigeria’s power system. If the seat of power cannot trust the national grid, what does that mean for ordinary Nigerians?

The Tracy Ohiri vs David Umahi controversy has taken Nigeria by storm after a businesswoman accused the Minister of Works of owing ₦280 million and making inappropriate advances. After her arrest and a public apology retracting the claims, she later alleged the apology was scripted and made under pressure. With both sides standing firm, Nigerians are left wondering: what really happened behind the scenes?

The VeryDarkMan vs Dr. Gloria Diri controversy has ignited nationwide debate after activist Livinus Nwosu was reportedly arrested for questioning a scholarship promise made to assault victim Naomi by Bayelsa’s First Lady. With social commentator VeryDarkMan stepping in to sponsor Naomi himself, the story raises serious questions about leadership, accountability, and whether public promises made to vulnerable victims should ever be broken.

This piece highlights the significance of World Tuberculosis Day and raises awareness about Tuberculosis (TB).

This piece explores the Federal Government’s new “Fly Now, Pay Later” scheme, highlighting how it aims to make domestic air travel more accessible by allowing Nigerians pay for flights in installments through the Nigerian Consumer Credit Corporation.

This piece looks at the Bermuda Triangle beyond the fear and mystery we grew up hearing about.

This piece examines the rise in meningitis cases during Nigeria’s dry season, explaining how dust, heat, and overcrowded spaces increase the spread of the infection.

The piece discusses a court ruling in Warri that affirms Nigerians’ constitutional right to record police officers in public spaces.