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While the World Talks AI and Climate Change, Nigeria Remains Stuck on Tribe and Religion – Emir Sanusi’s Stark Warning
The Emir of Kano, Muhammadu Sanusi II, has sharply criticized both Nigerian leaders and citizens for their persistent preoccupation with ethnic and religious divisions, while...

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Politics Today
5 months ago5 months ago

The Emir of Kano, Muhammadu Sanusi II, has sharply criticized both Nigerian leaders and citizens for their persistent preoccupation with ethnic and religious divisions, while the global community has shifted its attention toward pressing issues like Artificial Intelligence (AI) and climate change. Speaking at the second Kano International Poetry Festival (KAPFEST) on Saturday, Sanusi expressed...

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Shocking Reality: 31% of Nigerian Women Endure Sexual and Physical Violence, Reveals Minister
According to Hajia Imaan Sulaiman-Ibrahim, the Minister of Women Affairs and Social Development, nearly one-third (31%) of Nigerian women aged between 15 and 49 have...

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Lifestyle
5 months ago5 months ago

According to Hajia Imaan Sulaiman-Ibrahim, the Minister of Women Affairs and Social Development, nearly one-third (31%) of Nigerian women aged between 15 and 49 have endured physical violence, while more than 28% have been victims of sexual violence at least once in their lives. These figures reveal a harsh truth about the ongoing challenges Nigeria...

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Dara’ Exposes the Dark World of Campus Cultism in Port Harcourt – Coming to Cinemas September 5!
Blue Pictures Entertainment is set to premiere the film Dara in theaters on September 5, 2025. Directed by Bobby Rak and executive produced by Mfon...

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Movies
6 months ago6 months ago

Blue Pictures Entertainment is set to premiere the film Dara in theaters on September 5, 2025. Directed by Bobby Rak and executive produced by Mfon Essiet, this compelling drama delves into the issues of cultism and violence prevalent on Nigerian university campuses, unfolding against the vibrant backdrop of Port Harcourt. During the film’s debut interviews,...

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Cleric Urges Greater Awareness and Understanding of Child Spacing
Empowering Religious Leaders to Advocate for Family Planning and Child Spacing Religious figures are being called upon to take a proactive stance in educating their...

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Politics Today
6 months ago6 months ago

Empowering Religious Leaders to Advocate for Family Planning and Child Spacing Religious figures are being called upon to take a proactive stance in educating their communities about the significance of family planning and child spacing. These practices not only promote health advantages but also align closely with religious doctrines emphasizing moderation and responsibility. Islamic Perspectives...

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Breaking the Silence: How ‘The Benefactor’ Confronts Abuse and Sparks a Powerful Conversation
‘The Benefactor’: A Bold Nollywood Film Confronting Abuse and Silence The debut screening of The Benefactor marked a pivotal moment in Nollywood’s evolving narrative landscape....

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Movies
6 months ago6 months ago

‘The Benefactor’: A Bold Nollywood Film Confronting Abuse and Silence The debut screening of The Benefactor marked a pivotal moment in Nollywood’s evolving narrative landscape. Beyond the usual buzz surrounding a new release, the film’s premiere sparked a profound dialogue about a painful reality: what happens when those entrusted with our safety become the source...

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Buzzi Lee Opens Up About Life in Pheli and the Power of Seeing Beyond the Hood
From Pheli to Possibility: Buzzi Lee’s Journey Beyond Township Life Buzzi Lee’s upbringing in Pheli, a vibrant township in Pretoria West also known as Atteridgeville,...

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Music
6 months ago6 months ago

From Pheli to Possibility: Buzzi Lee’s Journey Beyond Township Life Buzzi Lee’s upbringing in Pheli, a vibrant township in Pretoria West also known as Atteridgeville, shaped her resilience and worldview. Despite the hardships common in township environments, she found strength in community ties and developed a profound appreciation for people from diverse backgrounds. Growing Up...

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Sultan of Sokoto Sounds Alarm: Justice Has Become a ‘Purchasable Commodity’ in Nigeria
Justice in Nigeria: A Commodity for Sale, Warns Sultan of Sokoto According to the Sultan of Sokoto, Sa’ad Abubakar, the concept of justice in Nigeria...

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Sports
6 months ago6 months ago

Justice in Nigeria: A Commodity for Sale, Warns Sultan of Sokoto According to the Sultan of Sokoto, Sa’ad Abubakar, the concept of justice in Nigeria has deteriorated into a system where fairness can be bought. This troubling trend disproportionately affects the underprivileged, who often bear the brunt of an inequitable legal process. Meanwhile, affluent individuals...

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From Stigma to Success: Akwa Ibom Boy Branded a Witch Defies Odds to Graduate Primary School
From Abandonment to Achievement: The Inspiring Journey of Hope from Akwa Ibom In a heart-wrenching incident that captured global attention, a young boy named Hope...

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News & Gossips
6 months ago6 months ago

From Abandonment to Achievement: The Inspiring Journey of Hope from Akwa Ibom In a heart-wrenching incident that captured global attention, a young boy named Hope from Akwa Ibom was once cruelly accused of witchcraft by his own family and abandoned to perish from starvation. This tragic event unfolded in early 2016, when Danish humanitarian Anja...

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Kemi Badenoch Opens Up: “I Face Relentless Attacks Over My Race and Ethnicity
UK Conservative Leader Kemi Badenoch Confronts Racist Criticism Amid Leadership Rise Kemi Badenoch, the head of the UK Conservative Party, has openly challenged detractors who...

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News & Gossips
6 months ago6 months ago

UK Conservative Leader Kemi Badenoch Confronts Racist Criticism Amid Leadership Rise Kemi Badenoch, the head of the UK Conservative Party, has openly challenged detractors who attribute her ascent to leadership roles to diversity initiatives rather than her capabilities. She argues that such claims are rooted in harmful racial stereotypes that undermine her accomplishments. Rejecting the...

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EXPOSED [I]: How Poverty and Extortion Deny Justice to Sexually Abused Children in Lagos
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Politics Today
6 months ago6 months ago

children in Lagos” style=”display: block; margin: 0 auto 10px; max-width: 100%; height: auto;” width=”2560″ height=”1811″ /> Investigation Part I: How Poverty and Corruption Deny Justice to Sexually Abused Children in Lagos Within the vast urban expanse of Lagos State, Nigeria’s largest city, vulnerable children from impoverished backgrounds who suffer sexual abuse face a compounded injustice....

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