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?”

For today’s Abroad Life, a Nigerian economist shares her grad school process and the inspiration behind “Grad School Buddy,” a digital repository that helps graduate students navigate life after school.

"There just seems to be a lack of a moral compass here," says Today’s #AbroadLife feature, who is experiencing a cultural shock in New Zealand, and he thinks queer people and those using drugs are "crazy".

Before May 1, 2022, Hannah*, an 80-year-old from Anambra State, trusted her carer like a son. But he betrayed her. Now, she bravely shares her story, and we’ve provided details on how elderly women like her can seek professional help.

One in every four young girls suffers from child rape, and even fewer numbers are likely to get justice. But this is not always the case: one Kehinde Gabriel has just learned after bagging life imprisonment for raping a three-year-old.

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.  Read more on this and how we think this problem can be solved permanently

From battling with traffic to hustling for fuel in long queues, Nigeria is definitely not for the faint-hearted. This is why the government needs to take our mental health seriously. If you’ve ever wondered how seriously the government is taking the issue of our mental health, here’s what we know. Nigeria’s current mental health law […]