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Onyeka Dibian: How I learnt the truth [Nigerian Voices]
My name is Dibian. What you are about to read is a brief account on how I learnt the truth ...
Adeboro Odunlami: Say Cheese, sirs [New Voices]
They’ll tell you they love you; your gusto, your courage and the fierceness with which you do your work. They’ll ...
Opinion: As we crawl from self-governance to good governance
by Ogundana Michael Rotimi Nigeria is not 56 years old- it is a journey of 56 years post-colonial rule and ...
Peletiri Vivian: Narrow escape [Nigerian Voices]
It all started many years ago like 2003 if I can remember. I hardly eat after going through the heat ...
Opinion: What’s church got to do with the Nigerian economy?
Without any iota of doubt, I am convinced that the following sequence of thoughts might erupt some form of controversy ...
Opinion: Did we make a mistake in the quest for change?
by Blessing Iyamadiken We were fed up with the last administration, and all we wanted was someone different, a breath ...
T.J Benson: Donga [Nigerian Voices]
Nobody stays in at night. In Donga at night time you are either young and wild or old and dying. ...
Francis Nwafor: Victory story [Nigerian Voices]
It was 12:55am and I was just about going to bed after finishing the proposal my boss asked me to ...
Mary Esang: Church romance [Nigerian Voices]
I grew to love his commanding aura. I loved how patiently he dealt with my childish ways. I loved him ...
Victor Asemota: Beasts of no narrative
This one is strictly for Nigerians. HOW ANIMAL GO KNOW-SAY DEM NO BORN ME AS SLAVE? HOW ANIMAL GO KNOW ...
Opinion: Why you should not run a ‘Nigerian’ business
by Ore Fakorede If you’re inclined to start a business in Nigeria, by all means do. Sell whatever you want. ...
Ibidun Pelumi: Fear of the unknown [Nigerian Voices]
I pretty much didn’t remember much of my childhood but as a Yoruba adage says “ti omode o b aba ...
Adetoye Sokunbi: You’re not special; you just have internet [New Voices]
Last week, I got an email from who would have been my new boss, that the offer for a writing position ...
The Thread: Me, “asewo”?
Of all the insults a woman in Nigeria will receive on a daily basis, one of the most favoured and most ...
Opinion: In pursuit of the Nigerian dream
by Chuks Okeibunor It’s 2AM but he’s up. The future is bleak, the odds are against him but his bag ...
Opinion: The Nigeria of my dreams
by Adebayo Williams Nigeria the rich oil giant of Africa, rich in culture and tradition, the most populous country in ...
Lagos Book and Art Festival (LABAF) to return this November [DETAILS]
Lagos Book and Arts Festival (LABAF) is organizing its 18th edition in Lagos. LABAF is a four day culture picnic primed ...
Opinion: How to be a respected female in Nigeria
by Ololade Ajekigbe For the purpose of this article, let me quickly clarify that in this context, female refers to a ...
Reuben Abati: What Nigeria means to me
The various reactions on Independence Day yesterday can only compel us to ask one question: what does Nigeria mean to ...
The Thread: Historical structures still exist?
While many Nigerians would rather spend Independence day going on about how there is absolutely nothing to celebrate in Nigeria and ...
Opinion: Let me tell you about Aunty Kola, the tailor
by Vera Ezimora I met Aunty Kola through my mommy. She’s a sweet, soft-spoken, and very respectful Yoruba woman. Kola ...
Farooq Kperogi: “Budget Padding,” “Racist” Economist, “Tenants of Democracy”: English on the Move
One of the sources of Nigerian English that I have identified in several of my writings is linguistic improvisation. Linguistic ...
Opinion: Nigeria at 56- the fortes and foibles
by Jide Ojo Hearty congratulations to fellow Nigerians on this auspicious occasion of our dear motherland’s 56 independence anniversary! Nigeria, ...
HubCT Technologies and the German Consulate present Affordacity – an exhibition
Lagos-based design and construction company, HubCT Technologies Ltd. (also known as HTL), is set to exhibit a model of its ...
Opinion: Can fossil fuel companies be banned from global climate negotiations?
by Chinma George ‘For the love of money is the root of all evil. Money answereth all things’. These are ...
Opinion: Nigeria Police – creating a tenable environment for change agenda
by Adewole Kehinde “He Who Saves A Nation Breaks No Law” – Napoleon The Nigeria Police is the principal law enforcement ...
Emmanuel Egobiamu: Amidst the dark clouds [Nigerian Voices]
Two years before 2010, I had finished my WAEC examinations and was nursing pains of a failed attempt at securing ...
Badru Hamad: The escapades of Debo Badru [Nigerian Voices]
As I walked from the bus park to my house, I refrained fruitlessly from thinking to myself. One thing that ...
Modupe Apoeso: Touched by the rain [Nigerian Voices]
This evening as the rain hits every surface; the roof, the walls, the ground, people, I feel at ease. Please ...
Opinion: How to claim compensation for occupational injuries or diseases
by Michael Dugeri Nigeria has a scheme that provides comprehensive compensation to employees who suffer from occupational diseases or sustain injuries ...
The September Standard
- Unlock a Healthier You: Essential Resources for Holistic Well-being
- How Your Diet Could Be Making Your Snoring Worse
- Celebrating Nigerian Trailblazers: Inspiring Women in Fashion
- Silk: Unraveling Threads of Elegance and Innovation
- Grammy Awards 2024 Red Carpet Fashion: Hits and Misses that Stole the Spotlight
YMonitor
- Beyond the Power Struggle: Why a Strong Opposition Party is Crucial for Nigeria’s Democracy
- The Importance of Impartial Reporting in Nigeria’s Democracy
- Understanding the Role of Election Tribunals in Nigeria’s Electoral Process
- The Importance of Active Citizenship Beyond the Voting Booth
- How Ethnic Baiting is Undermining Nigeria’s National Security and Democracy