Seleman Yusuph Kitenge opinion article back in February last year on Africa repairing itself with a “First” policy is an eye-opener to the inanity that has coursed the open chest of the fragile continent. The world is changing rapidly, and Africa...
For centuries, humanity has fought infectious diseases by reacting to outbreaks after they emerge. From influenza to COVID-19, scientists have often raced against time to develop vaccines while viruses spread across populations. Now, researchers...
For many struggling households, a basket of bruised or partially rotten tomatoes can feel like a blessing in difficult economic times. Sold at a fraction of the cost of fresh produce, these tomatoes, popularly known in parts of Nigeria as “Ata Esha”...
We want our brains back We pried the skulls. Found cobwebs. Dust. A memo: “Gone to rust.” They traded cortex for a feed, let algorithms pull the weed now nothing grows but secondhand need. I’ve seen the hollows walk and talk. Their mouths flap...
Nigeria is staring at an education emergency of staggering proportions. Nearly 20 million children, roughly one in every three school-age children in the country, are currently out of school, giving Nigeria one of the highest out-of-school...
For decades, the creeks and mangroves of Nigeria’s Niger Delta have carried a burden far heavier than water. They have carried crude oil, leaked promises, broken livelihoods and now, renewed questions about corporate accountability. Fresh...
Abia was a bottom ranked State before now but thanks to Alex “LeeKwangYu” Otti, things have seemingly turned a corner. The South-East state has emerged as Nigeria’s most improved state in the 2025 State Performance Index (pSPI), recording a dramatic...
This is a tell-all signs that you are dealing a toxic boss at your workplace and you may need to either face the realities head-on or call it a day. In Nigeria and everywhere else, a fulfilling career is built beyond a salary or job titles...
When we started building Citizens Watch, the idea was to empower citizens with the tools to track government promises and hold leaders accountable. It felt like a practical way to strengthen democracy by making information visible and advancing...
For centuries, Koreans have eaten Kimchi not merely as a side dish, but as a cultural tradition cuisine woven into everyday life. Spicy, sour and sharply aromatic, the fermented vegetable delicacy has long been celebrated for its digestive and...
