If you're thinking “WTH”, your reaction is spot on.

Following a protest by Journalists at Abuja’s Police headquarters, Daniel Ojukwu is back home. But is the struggle over?

In this new documentary “October 2020,” @tigereyefound and reporter @thegreatabisola explore the events that led to the #ENDSARS protests and unpack the very real stories of those impacted by police violence.

From filing an official complaint to the police to making use of national and state emergency numbers, we’ve highlighted some important steps to take when in the face of imminent danger.

Two months after Mohbad filed a petition to the police, accusing Sam Larry of intimidation and threat to life, the socialite has become a person of interest in the wake of the singer’s tragic demise. Here’s all we know about him.

With news out that Funfere Koroye, an ambassador of the Global Talent Visa platform (TechNation), has a history of violence and abuse against women, it raises an important question: “How can victims of abuse and sexual violence obtain justice?”

#GameofVotes this week gives you another reason to avoid the Nigerian police and shares the story of the baby sold to offset bank loans Subscribe to the newsletter here: http://bit.ly/3SJTtrN

Today’s subject of Navigating Nigeria is Damilare, an events specialist who faced death at the hands of an angry mob. The pain of the experience is fuelling his advocacy against jungle justice in Nigeria.

“Collision Course” attempts to convince us that we’re the same as the average policeman. But we’re not buying it.

What does it mean to be a man? Surely, it’s not one thing. It’s a series of little moments that add up. “Man Like” is a weekly Zikoko series documenting these moments to see how it adds up. It’s a series for men by men, talking about men’s issues. We try to understand what it […]