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Unemployment and the circle of poverty: Nigerian job seekers are paying the price

by Mercy Abang Five years ago, Akin-Jide Ojo, then 23, completed his tertiary education at the Ladoke Akintola University of Technology, Ogbomosho, in Oyo State Nigeria. He proceeded to serve…

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The Thread: Sometimes, working for free is a great thing

Last month, a debate began on Twitter over the value of internships in Nigeria. Nigerian employers, particularly in the tech space called out some companies notorious for always hiring interns…

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Mercy Abang: The untold stories of farmer’s barn invasion in Niger state [PHOTOS]

by Mercy Abang In Sabondaga, a small village of predominantly farmers in Niger State, many of the locals are still counting their losses following the invasion of Fulani Herdsmen. The attacks have…

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“Leading the online education revolution is our tack at Fora” – Iyinoluwa Aboyeji speaks on ‘Conversations with Mercy Abang’

by Mercy Abang Iyinoluwa Aboyeji is the CEO of Fora. Fora is Africa’s first fully digital education publishing and distribution platform focused on the tertiary and professional education markets. “Conversations with Mercy Abang” caught…

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“It is almost impossible to find any young leader presently who hasn’t been influenced by The Future Awards” – Aziza Uko speaks on ‘Conversations with Mercy Abang’

by Mercy Abang For the Conversations with Abang Mercy for the week, Aziza Uko, the Chief Operating Officer of the Future Awards Africa talks about the awards – In seven…

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“Ovation is not a mouthpiece for corrupt people” – Dele Momodu speaks on ‘Conversations with Mercy Abang’

Ovation publisher, Dele Momodu Conversations with Abang Mercy brings to you Chief Dele Momodu, the publisher of the glamorous Ovation International magazine, pro-democracy activist, former pirate radio host and also…

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“I just want to tell our stories, good or bad” – Ishaya Bako, director of ‘Fuelling Poverty’ on ‘Conversations with Mercy Abang’

The conversations series with Abang Mercy brings to you Ishaya Bako, a young  Nigerian film maker and global shaper whose documentary “fueling poverty” went viral weeks ago after a federal…

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Opinion: Abang Mercy’s conversation with Reno Omokri, and what he needs to tell the president

by Ronke Kosoko No matter how challenging, it is the responsibility of the government to communicate, communicate and communicate because change can’t be sustainable when the younger generation does not…

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“I am not a member of Boko Haram” – Ahmed Salkida speaks on ‘Conversations with Mercy Abang’

The Conservations series spotlights a freelance Journalist, Ahmad Salkida who has extensively covered the radical Islamic sect. He talks about his relationship with Boko Haram, ties with the late Leader,…

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“I am like a rape victim…” – Bisi Alimi, gay rights activist speaks on (Conversations with Mercy Abang)

On the Conversations series for this week, Abang Mercy Speaks with foremost gay rights activist Bisi Alimi, who calls for a revolution in Nigeria and insist that more Nigerians will…

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Abang Mercy: Ghana’s elections and another test for Africa

by Abang Mercy Kofi Annan, one of the most cerebral UN Secretary Generals ever to have graced the UN House in New York, once said that when elections are conducted…

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Last Sunday on #RubbinMinds: The panel discussed oil stains and the government's fuel subsidy removal

                by 'Ifreke Inyang On the last episode of Rubbin’ Minds, the topic of discussion was ‘Oil stains’. Few weeks ago,  the Federal Government announced…

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