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Things That Feel Nigerian But Are Not
April 19, 2022
The past week on Twitter has forced me to consider this angle to many norms and notions that we seem to have taken and turned into our culture as Nigerians. Some speak to serious cultural discourses, others, not so much. That said, this is not your average “Helpful Article”. It is as light-hearted as … Continue reading Things That Feel Nigerian But Are Not
By david-okwara
Social Media Influencer Of Week: Tayo Aina
April 19, 2022
The world is full of opportunities and it is possible to turn whatever interests or passion you have into a stream of income as long as you are consistent. Tayo Aina, a young popular Nigerian Youtuber, and filmmaker prove this yet again with his admirable success in the online space. Read more about Social … Continue reading Social Media Influencer Of Week: Tayo Aina
US Election: Esther Agbaje And Nnamdi Chukwuocha Also Win Big
April 19, 2022
After Oye Owolewa made the rounds as the first Nigerian to be elected into the Congress of the United States, two Nigerians followed suit as they, Esther Agbaje and Nnamdi Chukwuocha, emerged as members of state House of Representatives in the US elections. Read more about Politics Esther Agbaje, 35, vied for elections under … Continue reading US Election: Esther Agbaje And Nnamdi Chukwuocha Also Win Big
By ugo-chinedu
What You Should Know About The Social Media Bill
April 19, 2022
One of the hot topics to make the rounds on social media following the emergence of the #EndSARS movement is about a bill that would regulate the online space should it become law. The bill which had raised eyebrows in 2019 when it was first proposed received attention from the public once again after … Continue reading What You Should Know About The Social Media Bill
Why We Must Always Remember The Lekki Massacre As A Black Tuesday
April 19, 2022
Nigerians are still trying to catch their breath from the aftermath of the #EndSARS protests which went bad too soon. A lot of commendation, reflection, blaming, recalibration and healing have also been going on behind the scenes for some time since the Lagos state government declared a curfew after the #LekkiMassacre. Read more about … Continue reading Why We Must Always Remember The Lekki Massacre As A Black Tuesday
By adedoyin
Social Media Influencer Of The Week: DJ Switch
April 19, 2022
On 20 October 2020, the country stood still when DJ Switch, a popular disk Jockey and entertainer in Nigeria live-streamed the horrifying events that took place at the Lekki Toll Gate in Lagos. But for this act of bravery, there would hardly be any evidence of the killing of innocent civilians on that fateful … Continue reading Social Media Influencer Of The Week: DJ Switch
The Way Forward: Peace, Reconciliation, Rebuilding
April 19, 2022
The Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) notes with a deep sense of loss and pain, the loss of lives, property and livelihoods arising from the subsequent regrettable events following the recent peaceful EndSARS protests. We bemoan the unprecedented levels of destruction, plundering, arson, looting and vandalization that took place, which even with … Continue reading The Way Forward: Peace, Reconciliation, Rebuilding
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Medsaf Nigeria #Endsars Emergency Hospital Support
April 19, 2022
Medsaf is a pharmaceutical technology platform facilitating and financing the movement of medications using technology and data analytics. If you are not aware there has been quite a bit of unrest in Nigeria. I believe it is a secondary response to Covid-19 epidemic that has disrupted the entire world. SARS or now SWAT is a … Continue reading Medsaf Nigeria #Endsars Emergency Hospital Support
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Petition For INEC To Begin Early Voter Registration
April 19, 2022
I have always been of the opinion that Nigeria needs a hard reset. Things are not working because they are simply not built to work. At least not for the greater majority. Unfortunately, the so-called process of nation-building has been a process that most Nigerians have not participated in for the most part. Read more … Continue reading Petition For INEC To Begin Early Voter Registration
By david-okwara
#EndSARS: Creativity in Support of the Protest
April 19, 2022
The #EndSARS movement has baffled the world. During the two weeks of active peaceful protests, we saw creative content like never before. As Nigerians evaluate whether the protests were worth it or not, we want to share the beauty of creativity displayed during those weeks. Read more about #EndSARS Photography Nigerian photographers shined through amazing … Continue reading #EndSARS: Creativity in Support of the Protest
By ann
#Endsars: Poverty And Thuggery
April 19, 2022
The episode that has been #EndSARS has already been a big deal for civic engagement in Nigeria’s history since independence. The nature of the whole movement told young Nigerians a lot about themselves that was either previously unknown or just untapped. With the harrowing experience of the past week, however, and how awry things … Continue reading #Endsars: Poverty And Thuggery
By david-okwara
What Do We Make Of Our Plight Now?
April 19, 2022
We all saw what happened on Tuesday and we all know how it happened. No one can tell me otherwise. The Nigerian Army killed and wounded scores of protesters at the Lekki Toll Plaza where protesters had been camped for nearly two weeks prior. This happened on The 20th of October, 2020. I am … Continue reading What Do We Make Of Our Plight Now?
By david-okwara
How Football Inspired An Awakening In Nigeria’s Young population
April 19, 2022
“Soro soke” is a Yoruba phrase that lends itself to emphasis more than anything, in my own opinion. It literally translates to “speak up” in English. But have heard it in practical conversational use over the years, one can’t help the feeling that it means way much more. I cannot honestly dissect it without … Continue reading How Football Inspired An Awakening In Nigeria’s Young population
By david-okwara
Falz Grants An Interview With CNN’s Christiane Amanpour For A Chat About #EndSARS Protest
April 19, 2022
Nigerian rapper and activist Folarin “Falz” Falana joined CNN’s Christiane Amanpour’s show ‘Amanpour’ for a live chat about the #EndSARS protests in the country. Read more about #EndSARS Falz gave an account of the events that took place right from the first day the protests against police brutality. “Myself and another artist, Runtown, we … Continue reading Falz Grants An Interview With CNN’s Christiane Amanpour For A Chat About #EndSARS Protest
#EndSARS: Good People, Great Nation
April 19, 2022
When people visit Nigeria, one thing they can’t get enough of is the energy of its people. Nigerians are amazing people. They are loud, friendly, industrious, creative and hardworking. They are an asset to any place they find themselves. Wherever you go in the world, you are sure to find a Nigerian. Read more about … Continue reading #EndSARS: Good People, Great Nation
By ann
