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My major advice to people in Nigeria right now is to find, nurture and cherish a support system. If your support system comes from family (parents, siblings or a handful …

Cocaine, opioids and alcohol addiction is in the same league as tobacco addiction, says the Center for Addiction and Mental Health, Canada’s largest research and mental health teaching hospital. Members …

We have an abundant supply of views on how to improve the situation of the nation. A former Minister of Agriculture, Chief Audu Ogbeh, recently submitted his own regarding the …

When information minister Mohammed Idris addressed the public on the Daily Trust’s recent controversial report, he took the worn path of adding moral panic to the existing one. Rather than …

There is no gainsaying the fact that the scourge of corruption has brought Nigeria to its knees, from economic underdevelopment to sociopolitical decadence. Over the years, we have had leaders …

The Senate, on July 4, 2024, passed for a second reading a bill that seeks to remove police retirees from the Contributory Pension Scheme (CPS). The post Police and contributory …

Wealth protection and preservation are essential for families aiming to secure their financial legacies for future generations. In today’s complex financial and legal landscape The post Multigenerational wealth: Strategies for …

Recognising the unique configuration of its multi-cultural, multi-ethnic and multi-lingual people comprising over 200 tribes and languages, the well-founded hypothesis of federalism has long been proclaimed in Nigeria’s constitutional antecedents. …

It is sad that the Tinubu government has resorted to threatening individuals and the media for exercising their constitutional right to freedom of expression by commenting on the Samoa LGBT …

It does not provoke much unease when attempts to conceptualise what everyone craves descend into definitional anarchy. The post University education and highfalutin euphemisms appeared first on The Guardian Nigeria …