When people ask for a horror story, our minds drift to ghosts, haunted houses and zombies. But the scariest story is of a student who passed through the university without allowing the university to pass through them, chased grades but overlooked growth and never seized the opportunity that was right in front of them. […]
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Recently, Nigerian hospitals witnessed a series of deaths from routine treatments that triggered national outrage. But without reforms that foster private participation, accountability, and innovation, this problem will remain a constant feature of the system. In Lagos, renowned author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie lost her 21-month-old son, Nkanu Nnamdi, to alleged over-sedation during a private clinic’s […]
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“Whenever I get tired of reading and remember that I still have bulks of course outline to cover, series of assignments to submit, legal cases and court judgements to read, I flash back to my secondary school days when we were made to believe JAMB exam is the only enormous task we have ahead of […]
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The people of Argungu welcomed spectators from across the country for the grand finale of the 61st edition of the Argungu International Fishing Festival on Saturday, February 14, 2026. The historic town stands as a beacon of cultural excellence in Kebbi State, northwest Nigeria. The four-day festival, a celebration of the rich cultural heritage of […]
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Today, in many Nigerian campuses, sleep has become a privilege rather than a necessity. Hence, students shift focus on taking the night as a resting time to taking it as hours of productivity. 10 pm onwards, a time originally for light-out, light is seen turned on in hostels, classes are packed with students ready for […]
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Earning a first-class degree is one of the most celebrated academic feats on any campus. In fact, some students go as far as promising their parents before setting out on their academic sojourn. It is that dream of becoming that fuels till-daybreak readings and library marathons. Yet, even with all these hardworking, students still doubt […]
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By Abdulmumeen Zubair The law has already been made, but the big question is, can the law adjudicate by itself when breached? The answer is not far-fetched. It is definitely a no. Hence, it is the duty of the victim of any breach to law to call for justice in such a time. The essence […]
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By Edwin Israel Iyanuoluwa The last time the Nigerian Super Eagles faced the Atlas Lions of Morocco in 2018, they left with a 4 nil defeat. This time, the Nigerian team arrives as the most attacking team in the tournament with Morocco having one of the most solid defence; one that has been described a […]
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By Israel Iyanuoluwa Edwin For the first time in African Cup of Nations history, all last four countries are guided by African coaches, guaranteeing that the fourth consecutive edition of the AFCON will be won by an African tactician. This record indicates not only the growth of African football, but that homegrown coaches are not […]
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By Edwin Israel When the Nigerian Super Eagles plays beautifully, you hardly see a Nigerian family not staying glued to their television, watching keenly and at least, one family member posting on their WhatsApp status, “the trophy is coming to Nigeria.” When the boys get beaten, the heartbreak is always huge and, on such night, […]
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