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We look into allegation cases going back to 2005, to answer the question: what happens after a person is accused of sexual violence or misconduct in Nigeria? As we interrogate where various accused individuals are today, we discover a pattern that may enable such crimes.
The ‘Japa’ season is upon us. Nigerians who intend to study abroad, especially in the UK, are getting their bags ready with lots of delight to relocate. If you need to apply for a UK student visa, find out all the requirements here.
Nigeria has 12 public holidays. What are they, and what's being celebrated? Learn more.
In Nigeria, people can spend over a decade imprisoned while awaiting trial in a court of law. In this interview, we hear from Itunu, who gives the inside scoop on the Nigerian correctional system.
This week’s Abroad Life is the story of a Nigerian student in Sudan, Umar, who was stranded 300km from Khartoum. He tells us about how the conflict began, the state of Nigerians in Artrabah at the time, and his need to sleep soon.
This week’s Abroad Life subject is a Nigerian schooling in Cotonou, Benin Republic. She tells us of her motivation behind leaving Covenant University, her experiences in Benin, and the day she was accused of duping a Benin hairstylist due to her nationality.
For Wunmi*, working with INEC is one experience she doesn’t want to relive again. She has no plans to return for the guber elections because she got “treated like trash.”
The death of 12-year-old Whitney Adeniran at Chrisland School, Ikeja, has sparked outrage on social media, but she's not the only one. A pattern of child deaths in school has emerged.
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Nigerians currently are dealing with naira scarcity due to the recent redesign, but here are five ways to solve this problem.