The People’s Choice: The Real Nigerian Ministerial Screening
October 22, 2015
Everyone thinks getting a prepaid meter is the best thing in the world until they actually get a prepaid meter.
Today is the seventh day of the nationwide #EndSARS protests as Nigerians march peacefully against police brutality. So much has happened in these past seven days. You can check out all the stories and updates in our carefully curated EndSARS stack. Unsurprisingly though, a major driving force for the success of these protests has been […]
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Today’s subject on Abroad Life didn’t know a country like North Cyprus existed until 2018 when he met his wife. One year later, he moved there to be with her. He talks about how Nigerians are treated there and his big plans to help people get tech jobs.
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Nigeria’s Accountant-General, Ahmed Idris, has an ₦80 billion question to answer to the EFCC. Here’s everything we know.
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While criminalising abortion does not stop them, it denies women access to comprehensive abortion care. Throughout Nigeria’s history, there have been both societal attacks on abortion and movements to liberalise the laws and promote women’s rights. Here’s the journey of abortion law in Nigeria.
Today’s subject on Abroad Life was enjoying his post-university life until harassment from SARS made him realise he couldn’t stay anymore. How did he process a move to Ireland? What’s it like dating a white woman? What are his plans for the future?
On Abroad Life today, our subject takes us through his journey from deciding to leave Nigeria to moving to Ireland. He talks about navigating a long-distance relationship and being in love with the city where he stays.
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