Female journalists in Nigeria face a daunting reality: physical assaults, abductions, and detentions for doing their job. Despite these challenges, they strive to report the truth, their voices often silenced but not stifled, their resilience a testament to their dedication.
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The Creation of “Segregated Provinces for Africans in Japan” – Is Africa Using Its Hands to Inadvertently Go Back in Time to Another Form of “Apartheid or Colonial Chokehold”?
Nigeria’s Democracy Under Siege by Military Might.
The rapid expansion of cities is swallowing up fertile farmlands, threatening the very foundation of human survival. As urbanization accelerates, agricultural production is dwindling, and food prices are skyrocketing, exacerbating food insecurity. The loss of farmlands not only affects the availability of food but also imperils the preservation of cash crops and medicinal herbs and plants that are essential for human well-being.
By Precious Nwonu
Debunking myths and misconceptions, breastfeeding stories shed light on the realities of nursing, empowering young and old mothers with knowledge, reassurance and support for a positive and fulfilling experience.
By Oluwaseyi Elizabeth Jimoh
‘Principles for Greatness’ inspires Nigerian youth to aim higher with lessons on leadership, resilience and mentorship. This book, born from a leadership training program, promotes discipline, integrity and service, empowering young leaders to succeed. Through a collaboration between Sprezzatura Publishing, Abuja Leadership Centre and LightRay! Literary Festival, young minds are ignited to lead with purpose and vision.
As the curtain falls on the Sprezzatura Book Presentation in collaboration with the Abuja Leadership Centre, one thing is clear: the future of Nigeria’s youth is being shaped by the timeless principles of greatness to inspire a new generation of leaders and shape the destiny of Nigeria as one nation.
By Donald Sunday, Oluwatobilola Davis-Olaoluwa and Olamide Bamidele
. . .As President Tinubu directs review of revenue retention practices by FIRS, NUPRC, Customs, others.
Nigerian governors are accused of overreaching with executive powers, suppressing press freedom and freedom of speech. Examples include shutting down media outlets, harassing journalists, and using vague laws, such as those restricting freedom of expression. These actions undermine democracy and stifle critical voices.
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NAIROBI, Kenya