The year 2025 has been eventful across the world, marked by both positive moments and difficult periods. In Nigeria, the year came with celebrations, setbacks, and key developments that shaped national conversations. As Nigerians get ready to say goodbye to 2025 and welcome 2026, several countries will enter the New Year earlier due to differences […]
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By Sulaimon Olanrewaju Recent comments attributed to former Governor Ayodele Fayose, alleging that the Federal Government handed ₦50 billion to Seyi Makinde and that the Governor chose to stay silent while saving up the money to support his presidential ambition are not only misleading, they are deliberately disingenuous. Let us be clear from the outset.
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As more Nigerians consider relocation plans, interest in countries with clear and less complicated citizenship pathways continues to grow. While rules vary widely across borders, some nations stand out for offering citizenship through investment or family ties with fewer hurdles and faster processing timelines. Below are top six countries with easiest citizenship:
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Wuraola Zaynab Otiti-Obanor, popularly known as Queen Zaynab, has once again drawn public attention following reports of her marriage to Nigeria’s Secretary to the Government of the Federation (SGF), Senator George Akume. Her marital history, often discussed in political and social circles, has continued to spark widespread interest due to the calibre of men she
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For many Nigerians, Christmas arrives at a time of deep uncertainty. Rising living costs, insecurity, job losses and everyday pressures have made life harder for millions. Yet, year after year, the season continues to hold meaning far beyond celebration. Christmas in Nigeria is not just about food, clothes or decorations. It represents hope, a reminder
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The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) today stands at one of the lowest points in its post-2015 history, weakened not by external suppression but by internal recklessness. The ill-fated November national convention, far from stabilizing the party, deepened its fractures and exposed a dangerous deficit of political maturity among those who drove the process. Central to
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I am a student of development, and from both study and experience I can state clearly that no capitalist system in history has progressed without some level of corruption. The real issue is not the mere existence of corruption, but how societies manage its consequences—especially capital formation, institutions, and investment. In 2005, I attended a
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Every December, Nigerians begin the annual chorus: “This year is tough, I no get money oh.”But the moment Christmas spirit enters the air, self-control disappears. Even the most money-conscious person suddenly becomes a December investor. Here are the top things we all claim we won’t spend on, but end up buying with joy. 1. Chicken
With Christmas just around the corner and prices still high, many Nigerians are looking for thoughtful gifts that won’t drain their pockets. The good news is that you don’t need to spend a fortune to make loved ones feel special this festive season. From practical items to fun surprises. Here are 15 affordable Christmas gift
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“There were many famous warriors in the village during the pillaging by the Fulani and yet the village was swept off almost completely by the invading warriors. This was not because they (the enemies) were stronger but due to their trickery, the people of Eruku became susceptible (vulnerable). When the invaders came, they would besiege
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