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Quality of life index by country 2025 mid-year: Why Nigeria ranks at the bottom
Numbeo’s 2025 mid-year data places Nigeria at the very bottom in global quality of life rankings, citing dire scores in safety, cost of living, health care, and purchasing power.
Hezbollah marks one year since Nasrallah’s assassination by Israel
Hezbollah supporters marked one year since Israel assassinated Hassan Nasrallah, the group’s leader
The 4Es and I to Employment by Israel Oriaku
How to get your first paid job as a student before graduating.
‘Bella Ciao’ links Kirk assassin’s rifle to decades of global resistance movements
The phrase “Bella Ciao,” found on the weapon used in Charlie Kirk’s assassination, has long been associated with protest and resistance movements worldwide.
Nigeria’s Tax ID Debate: A missed chance for simplicity
Without system thinking and inter-agency coordination, reform risks duplication, confusion, and deeper distrust.
How a FIFA ruling could save Nigeria’s World Cup campaign
A three-point deduction for South Africa would put Nigeria’s World Cup fate back in its own hands, requiring two decisive victories to overtake its rival on goal difference.
The equation for hope: How Nigeria can still reach the 2026 World Cup
Despite the South Africa setback, Nigeria still has a chance at World Cup spot. As analyst Nahuel Lanzón put it, Nigeria still have a chance—but it’s “like winning the lottery. Twice.”
The Anglican Church’s fight to reclaim the pulpit from politicians
The Church of Nigeria (Anglican Communion) has issued new guidelines prohibiting politicians from using the pulpit for campaigns, a bold move that directly challenges a common practice where generous donations often secure church platforms and influence.
The ₦6.2bn Lagos housing scandal: Lagosians question ₦155m per lawmaker housing allocation
The Lagos State House of Assembly’s allocation of ₦6.2 billion to purchase 40 properties for its members, valued at ₦155 million each, has ignited widespread public anger and accusations of profound insensitivity as citizens grapple with severe economic hardship.