PRIMARALD TV

Jun 42 min read

Red anti-drug poster with puppet silhouette and pills. Text: DON'T LET DRUGS CONTROL YOU; your future is worth more.

Drug Addiction in Nigeria: How Substance Abuse Destroys Lives and Futures

:Drug addiction in Nigeria has become a growing public health crisis affecting individuals, families, and communities. Recent testimonies from recovering addicts have exposed the devastating impact of substances such as pentazocine, heroin, marijuana, crack cocaine, and other hard drugs. What often begins as experimentation or a way to escape stress can quickly become a destructive cycle that affects physical health, mental stability, relationships, finances, and future oppor

Health and Wellness

Jun 42 min read

International Day of Innocent Children Victims of Aggression

This blog highlights the significance of the International Day of Innocent Children Victims of Aggression, observed on June 4 to recognize children who suffer from war, violence, abuse, and exploitation.

Jun 43 min read

Building a Personal Brand for the Long Run: Strategic Content, Authentic Positioning, and Consistent Growth in the Digital Age

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

Productivity

Jun 44 min read

Book Review: Reviewing George Orwell’s Animal Farm

This piece is a book review of Animal Farm, outlining its story from the rebellion on Manor Farm to the rise of Napoleon’s leadership and the gradual breakdown of equality among the anima

Book Review

Jun 35 min read

How Pinterest Became One of the Best Tools for Creativity, Planning and Inspiration

This piece explores why Pinterest remains one of the most underrated apps online, highlighting how it goes beyond inspiration boards to serve as a powerful tool for creativity, planning, idea discovery, and visual organization.

Inspirational

May 304 min read

Are Bayelsa People Welcoming? Debunking the Biggest Myth About Bayelsa State

This piece challenges the common belief that Bayelsa people are not welcoming by looking beyond stereotypes and focusing on lived experiences.

Modern Struggles

May 283 min read

Recurring Flooding in Bayelsa State: A Result of Inadequate Drainage Infrastructure

This piece examines the recurring flooding in Bayelsa State and how inadequate drainage infrastructure contributes significantly to the problem.

May 283 min read

Happy Children’s Day: Celebrating the Joy, Wonder and Promise of Every Child

This piece celebrates Children’s Day by honoring the joy, innocence, dreams, and limitless potential of every child while reminding us of our shared responsibility to love, protect, and support them.

May 274 min read

Brazilian Butt Lift (BBL): A Closer Look at the Procedure, the Popularity and the Risks

This piece takes a closer look at the Brazilian Butt Lift, explaining what the procedure involves, why it has become increasingly popular and the health risks that come with it.

Modern Struggles

May 254 min read

Africa Day: A Celebration of Unity, Culture, Strength and the Promise of Tomorrow

This piece explores the meaning and importance of Africa Day, highlighting its historical roots, cultural richness, resilience, and the shared vision for Africa’s future.

May 254 min read

How the Way We Were Raised Shapes Our Relationships

How Family Upbringing and Parental Relationships Influence the Way People Behave in their own Relationships

This piece explores how family upbringing and parental relationships influence the way people behave in their own relationships.

Modern Struggles

May 234 min read

Primaries, Power Plays and Political Signals: What Fubara’s Withdrawal Means for APC Ahead of 2027

This piece examines the growing tensions within the All Progressives Congress as it conducts governorship primaries ahead of the 2027 elections, highlighting the push for consensus candidates and the resistance from some aspirants.

May 232 min read

Doctor checks patient's blood pressure with a digital monitor on a white table. Medical symbols in the background. Calm setting.

High Blood Pressure: Why the “Silent Killer” Deserves Your Attention

High blood pressure affects millions of people worldwide, often without warning signs. Known as the “silent killer,” hypertension can lead to heart attacks, strokes, kidney disease, and other life-threatening conditions if left untreated. On World Hypertension Day, health experts are urging individuals to check their blood pressure regularly and adopt healthier lifestyles. Discover the dangers of hypertension, why early detection matters, and simple habits that can help prote

Health and Wellness

May 223 min read

Rivers Mother Seeks Justice After Learner Driver Kills Three Children in Port Harcourt

This piece explores the heartbreaking Rivers State tragedy where three innocent children lost their lives after a learner driver allegedly crashed into their home during a driving lesson.

May 223 min read

Emblem with Nigerian coat of arms and text "NAFDAC: Unity and Faith, Peace and Progress," encircled by "National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control."

Why Nigeria’s Counterfeit Drug Crisis Should Concern Everyone: NAFDAC Fake Drugs Destruction

The recent destruction of fake and substandard drugs worth over ₦2 billion by NAFDAC in Kaduna State has once again exposed the dangerous scale of counterfeit pharmaceuticals in Nigeria. From expired antibiotics to unregistered injections, these illegal products continue to threaten millions of lives daily. While the operation demonstrates NAFDAC’s commitment to protecting public health, it also highlights deeper problems within Nigeria’s healthcare and drug distribution syst

Health and Wellness

May 222 min read

President Tinubu Appoints 39-Year-Old Professor as New JAMB Registrar

This piece explores the reported appointment of a 39-year-old professor as the new JAMB registrar by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and why the development has sparked national attention.

May 225 min read

Nigerians React as Police Officer Threatens to Kill Anyone Filming Him on Duty

This piece examines the public outrage following a viral video of a Nigerian police officer threatening to kill anyone who records him while on duty.

May 223 min read

Crowd of people in a protest, some holding a large Nigerian flag. Many wear white T-shirts and caps. Trees and mountains in the background.

Nigeria 2027 Presidential Election: Rising Frustration as Citizens Question Leadership and Accountability

The Nigeria 2027 Presidential Election is already becoming one of the most discussed political topics in the country as citizens react to rising hardship, insecurity, inflation, and economic instability. While political parties begin campaigns ahead of the election, millions of Nigerians continue to struggle with hunger, unemployment, poor electricity supply, and increasing transportation costs caused by fuel subsidy removal.

Politics

May 213 min read

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Oyo State School Attack: Nation Horrified After Teacher Beheaded by Bandits

Nigeria has once again been thrown into mourning following the horrifying Oyo State school attack, where armed bandits reportedly abducted teachers and students before brutally beheading one of the teachers in a video that circulated online.