Screen Time and the Developing Brain: Are Parents Right to Be Worried?
Tablets, smartphones, digital devices and smart TVs have become a part of the everyday life in today’s evolving world. But there is a throbbing question: how much screen time can hurt a child? While parents scramble to enforce screen limits,…
Lack Of Food is Blighting What’s Left In Gaza
The war in Gaza has taken many lives, shattered homes, and destroyed vital infrastructure but perhaps its most haunting consequence is the slow, agonizing hunger consuming the region’s children. The image of war is no longer confined to airstrikes and…
The Critical Role of Non-State Actors in Nasarawa State’s Security Architecture by Luqman Abdulrasaq Gidado (A Review)
This summary effectively distills the core insights from Luqman Abdulrasaq Gidado’s article published in this year’s edition of the International Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities Review. Security is indeed an indispensable cornerstone of…
Clean Cooking Must Be a Continental Priority
As simple it seems, cooking has become a source of widespread health, environmental, and economic harm in many African households. Currently, four out of five families on the continent still rely on open fires or rudimentary stoves that burn wood,…
New Report Reveals Deepening Housing Crisis in Lagos
Lagos, Nigeria’s sprawling commercial hub and Africa’s most populous city, is facing a housing crisis that continues to tighten its grip on millions of residents. A new report has revealed that more than 70 percent of Lagosians live as tenants, with an…
Ketamine is Proving Destructive For A Generation Battling Mental Health Issues
Ketamine, once known primarily as a medical anaesthetic and horse tranquilliser, is now sweeping through youth culture as a cheap and accessible escape especially among young people grappling with mental health challenges. But beneath its fleeting high…
How to Land a Summer Job in the UK: What You Should Know
Finding a summer job in the UK can be both exciting and daunting, especially as competition has grown fiercer over the past two decades. With the convenience of online applications, there are more candidates applying for each position, making it even…
The History of Phoenix Athletics Sports Club
“From the Ashes, We Rise.” Founding Years: The Spark Ignites (Est. 2016) Phoenix Athletics SC was born out of a dream, one rooted in youth empowerment, sportsmanship, and community. Founded in 2016 by passionate local coaches and youth development…
Workers’ Rights in Free Fall: Nigeria Listed Among World’s Worst Violators in 2025 ITUC Index
Nigeria has been ranked among the ten worst countries for workers’ rights in the newly released 2025 International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC) Global Rights Index. The country joins Bangladesh, Belarus, Ecuador, Egypt, Eswatini, Myanmar,…
Gold Fever in the Sahel: Profits, Power, and a Brewing Storm
Gold has always dazzled the world. It will always. From the vaults of central banks to the portfolios of hedge funds and the jewellery boxes of everyday investors, everyone wants a piece of it. But few stop to ask where the gold comes from or what it’s…