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Torturous Experience: How Female Students Battle Irregular Menstrual Pains Amid Daily Struggles

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When 21-year-old Fathia Yusuf, a student at the University of Lagos, woke up to prepare for a 9 a.m....

Disconnected Systems: How Kano State Govt Efforts to Digitise Education Leave Rural Schools Behind

Aminu Adamu -
Artificial Intelligence is soon going to be one of the cornerstones in shaping education in Nigeria. AI-guided tutoring and...

How Varsity Student Leads Campaign to Support School Children with Disabilities

Aminu Adamu -
In Ilorin, Kwara State, a quiet but powerful movement is taking root, not led by politicians or international NGOs,...

Displacement is Opening Doors to Victims of Conflict in Northern Nigeria

Babaji Usman -
In Mararaban Liman Katagum livestock market, a 54-year-old Alhaji Adamu sits beside a truck loaded with dozens of cows...

Despite Multi-Billion Naira Budgets, Sokoto Schools Struggle Under Rotting Infrastructure

Aminu Adamu -
At 11 a.m. on a scorching May morning in 2025, Government Day Secondary School (GDSS), Dundaye, in Wamakko Local...

Behind the Byline: How Female Journalists Confront Threats, Harassment in Line of Duty

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When WikkiTimes reporter Victoria Ogechukwu sought budget documents in Bauchi, the agency chairman first offered to give her cash,...

How the Nigerian Union of Journalists is Complicit in Stifling Media Freedom in Nigeria

Aminu Adamu -
“The Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ) acts as a powerful voice for journalists. This independent trade union protects journalists'...

Ghost Projects and Hollow Promises: How N459 Million Meant for Katsina Constituents Disappeared

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When torrential rains wash away roads in Safana and Batsari local governments in Katsina State, residents don’t just lose...
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