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Nigeria’s soaring public debt—now over ₦121 trillion—has drained resources needed for education, jobs, and youth development. With most revenue tied to debt servicing, opportunities shrink and uncertainty grows. Young Nigerians, despite their skills and ambition, face a system unable to support their aspirations.
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Nigeria’s soaring public debt—now over ₦121 trillion—has drained resources needed for education, jobs, and youth development. With most revenue tied to debt servicing, opportunities shrink …
A bag of rice that cost ₦8,000–₦10,000 shot up to over ₦50,000 and later above ₦80,000 at some point. Petrol prices jumped from ₦185 to …
My friend is not leaving because she failed. She is leaving because the system failed her.
When a state borrows without transparency or accountability, its people eventually pay the price.
Nigeria's digital revolution creates stark contrasts: tech hubs flourish in Lagos while rural communities lack basic internet access. This divide costs ₦88 billion annually and …
As the world gears up to celebrate International Women's Day on March 8, 2025, the spotlight turns to the remarkable yet underrepresented force of Nigerian …
There's something quietly radical happening on the streets of Nigeria. It's not in the halls of power or executive towers, but in the hands of …
From a hungry child walking miles to school to global economic transformation, nutrition is more than food—it's about breaking cycles of poverty and inequality. This …
Nigeria's journey toward improving maternal and child health has been marked by significant policy developments and international commitments, yet the country continues to face one …
Nigeria's healthcare system reveals stark contrasts: Lagos boasts world-class hospitals while rural Sokoto lacks basic medications. With doctor ratios of 1:1,200 in cities versus 1:10,000 …