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A FEATURE In today’s society, many young people focus more on hustling than studying because they desire financial independence and quick success. Social media has also made hustling appear attractive, as many people now earn money through businesses, content creation, and digital skills. Hustling has several advantages. It helps young people gain experience, become independent, […]

AN OPINION Academic failure is a difficult experience that many students face at different stages of their education. Failing an exam, performing poorly in class, or not meeting expectations can lead to disappointment, stress, and loss of confidence. However, the way students respond to academic failure often determines their future success. One common way students

AN OPINION In recent years, many young Nigerians have shown deep admiration for foreign countries such as Canada, the United Kingdom, the United States, and Dubai. This admiration is not simply because of luxury or entertainment; it is largely connected to the search for better opportunities, stability, and a higher quality of life. One major

AN EXPLAINER University is more than just a place to earn a degree.It is a place that shape life and personalities. University itself is a training place for everyone who is chance to go through it unlke secondary where our parent monitors and control us on what to do, in uni you get to make

AN OPINION In today’s society, many young people focus more on hustling than studying because they desire financial independence and quick success. Social media has also made hustling appear attractive, as many people now earn money through businesses, content creation, and digital skills. Hustling has several advantages. It helps young people gain experience, become independent,

AN EXPLAINER Nigeria is often referred to as the “Giant of Africa” because of its large population, rich culture, and vast natural resources. However, despite these advantages, the country still faces several challenges such as unemployment, poor infrastructure, insecurity, corruption, and economic instability. Interestingly, some African countries with fewer resources and smaller populations have made

AN EXPLAINER In recent years, public confidence in traditional institutions has declined significantly. Governments, religious organizations, educational systems, and mainstream media, once regarded as pillars of authority, are now increasingly questioned. Trust is no   longer assumed, it must be earned and consistently maintained. This shift is not sudden. It reflects accumulated public experiences, evolving societal

NEWS Africa is experiencing a rapid digital transformation that is reshaping how people communicate, learn, do business, and engage with society. While much of the world has moved deeply into the digital age, Africa’s adoption of digital media has accelerated in recent years, driven largely by mobile technology, social platforms, and a young, tech savvy

OPINION University life is often presented as a glamorous and transformative phase filled with freedom, social experiences, and academic progress. However, this idealized image often hides a more complex reality. Many students enter higher institutions with expectations shaped by stories, social media portrayals, and hearsay, only to discover that university is as demanding as it

ANALYSIS Reports of increasing drug and substance use among university students in Nigeria are raising serious concern among educators, health professionals, and campus administrators. What was once treated as a hidden or isolated issue is now becoming more visible across several institutions, prompting calls for urgent and coordinated intervention. This development highlights a deeper problem