Tag: Change
Why Nigeria’s youth must sustain activism beyond social media
Social media has formed a pseudo-reality many believe is the real deal. But, if we wanted to cause progressive change ...
The SDG Index; the hattrick Nigeria can’t seem to score
First, some backstory. Since its inception in 1945, the United Nations has always been very hands-on with global social and ...
The Big 5: Oyegun’s definition of “Change”, George Weah’s reaction to his victory and other top stories
These are the top five stories you should be monitoring today. The Depot and Petroleum Products Marketers Association said its ...
Oyegun explains what “Change” really means
The National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), John Odigie-Oyegun, has called on Nigerians to maintain efforts towards doing ...
The Thread: “Don’t we need another Idiagbon to change Nigeria’s bad online culture?”
Nigeria’s internet culture leaves a lot to be desired. Trolls are a dime a dozen, Clapbacks are never in short ...
The Thread: This is what the NBS means when it says Nigeria is out of recession
Judging from the responses that came through on Twitter NG, following Dr Yemi Kale’s thread showing the numbers which prove ...
Out of recession, now give us more change
by Alexander O. Onukwue The numbers have shown that Nigeria is no longer in recession, but as many analysts are ...
Apesin Fayose: Any change in his person?
by Alexander O. Onukwue Mr Fayose was not at the meeting between President Buhari and all state Governors on ...
[YNaija2019] It was change in 2015, what word will politicians use in campaigning for 2019?
by Usman Alabi It may appear too early to begin to envisage the political campaign currencies that would be used ...
7 ways to break bad habits -The How To
Whatever “bad habit” you have, from the dirtiest to the seemingly inconsequential, can be broken no matter how difficult it ...
I’m trying to be more fashionable these days – Simi
Singer Simisola Bolatito popularly known as Simi has said nothing has changed about her since she became famous. In an ...
[The Presidential Blog] Did you miss Aisha Buhari’s #TBT photo?
The wife of President Muhammadu Buhari took to Twitter late Thursday evening to post her Throwback Thursday picture like millions ...
Regulatory agencies must be agents of profound change – Osinbajo
by Dolapo Adelana Acting President Yemi Osinbajo (SAN) has urged government’s regulatory agencies to act as catalysts of beneficial change ...
The Thread: Lagos is changing irreversibly, but that might not be a good thing
Ambode has such grand plans to give Lagos a face lift. He’s already on a drive, demolishing buildings in swamps, ...
Opinion: Uncle Dele, how market?
by Richard Romanus Of all the APC and President Mohammadu Buhari supporters who are today singing a new song due ...
Arit Okpo: Creating real change [NEW VOICES]
by Arit Okpo Can I confess that I sometimes get overwhelmed by Nigeria’s issues? Today there’s a video of soldiers ...
Dear celebrities, please check your influence meter. It’s running empty
Dear celebrities of the world, There was actually a time that people followed you lot. A 10-year old in 2002 ...
Opinion: Interpreting the ‘change’ we voted for
by Abiodun Komolafe The world had barely settled down to the reality of Brexit when Donald Trump trounced Hillary Clinton ...
Olusegun Adeniyi: Still guarding the concrete slab
by Olusegun Adeniyi Even when I am not so much into the social media, I have come to like WhatsApp ...
Buhari’s govt economic policies wrong, confusing – Ezekwesili
Former Minister of Education and former Vice President of the World Bank, Oby Ezekwesili has said the government of President ...
Analysis: Barrack Obama didn’t leave without helping Nigeria, or did he?
by Mark Amaza On Friday January 20th, there was a change in the baton of leadership in the United States ...
Ezinne Ukoha: I hate Obama for giving me hope (I was good until he came along)
by Ezinne Ukoha This time eight years ago — I bought the lie that America could be great again. I ...
Dele Momodu: My prophetic vision for Nigeria
by Dele Momodu Fellow Nigerians, tomorrow is Christmas day and, it is only in order that, I wish everyone a ...
Opinion: All I want for Christmas is change
by Abayomi G. Omotayo If by providence, Santa reads this piece. I hope he grants my only Christmas wish: I ...
Femi Fani-Kayode: The shame of a nation
by Femi Fani-Kayode I just watched a very sad and disturbing video of our soldiers on the war front begging ...
Ololade Ajekigbe: Six sets of people who need to repent in 2017
by Ololade Ajekigbe To say the year 2016 has been a tough one for the average Nigerian would be a ...
The Thread: “We all have accepted a social order that is born to fail”
Life is hard generally, but the systems on which Nigeria runs makes life multiple times harder for the average citizen. ...
Tolu Orekoya: Keeping up with the Ghanaians, and their journey to Change
by Tolu Orekoya The meetings usually started at about 4:00 am and would go on till about six or seven ...
[The Presidential Blog] The Maiduguri blast can’t be the final blow to this administration, or is it?
To say that there is a general feeling of discontent in Nigeria with the Federal Government will be an understatement. ...
Charly Boy: Only prayers can save Nigeria?
by Charly boy Which kin Mumu thinking be that. Our docility is killing our humanity; Our indifference is enabling corruption ...
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