Hunger, Stampedes and Death

  The Verdict By Olusegun Adeniyi   I commiserate with the families who lost loved ones to the stampedes of recent days in Ibadan, Oyo State, Okija, Anambra State and Abuja, Federal Capital Territory (FCT). There can be no greater tragedy than for anybody to die while looking for something to eat, especially during a…

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10 Notable Nigerian Celebrities Who Died in 2024

By Damilola Adeleke  The Nigerian entertainment industry experienced a significant loss in 2024, as several iconic figures passed away, leaving behind legacies that shaped the cultural and artistic landscape of the nation. Here’s a tribute to ten notable personalities who left an indelible mark on their audiences:   1. Deji Aderemi (Olofa Ina)   Date…

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Nigeria’s Entertainment Industry Saw Drama in 2024

By Damilola Adeleke    2024 has been a year unlike any other for the Nigerian entertainment industry, marked by both remarkable achievements and challenges that shaped and reshaped the industry. However, despite the challenges and controversies, the industry witnessed significant breakthroughs, record-breaking feats, and international recognition.   Notably, the year kicked off on a good…

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Professionals Who Kept Services Running During Christmas

  On Christmas Day, while many Nigerians gather with loved ones to celebrate the holiday, others dedicate their time and effort to ensuring essential services run smoothly and emergencies are handled effectively. Healthcare workers, security personnel, and firefighters are among the selfless individuals who sacrifice their holidays to maintain the nation’s safety and well-being. Their…

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Top 10 African countries with the shortest working hours

By Damilola Adeleke  Working hours vary greatly around the world, and African countries are no exception.   According to the International Labour Organisation (ILO), several African countries have relatively short average working hours.   Shorter working hours are often associated with better work-life balance, improved health, and greater productivity.     While some nations still…

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10 types of Nigerians on Christmas day

By Damilola Adeleke  Christmas in Nigeria is a time for love, joy, and the kind of chaos that only Nigerians can deliver. It’s a day filled with laughter, family drama, and lots of food. Christmas in Nigeria is like no other; a melting pot of personalities that make the holiday unforgettable. From the food lovers…

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This Palliative-Based Economy Must Stop

By Damilola Adeleke    In 1973, India faced a severe famine triggered by a prolonged drought that threatened its population of 580 million. Then-Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, confronted with widespread hunger, declared with resolve, “We have no intention of failing. We are going to succeed. We shall overcome.” This determination birthed policies that laid the…

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Nigeria in 2024: A Year of Tragedies and Loss

WRITTEN BY DAMILOLA ADELEKE    The year 2024 will be remembered as a period of profound tragedy for Nigeria, with numerous events resulting in the loss of hundreds of lives across the country. From stampedes during food and gift distribution to road accidents and explosions, the devastating toll on human lives reflects the dire socio-economic…

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Top 10 hottest countries in the world

By Damilola Adeleke   With recent worldwide heatwaves across the globe exceeding temperature records and exposing the impact of climate change, some of the hottest countries, from tropical savannas to scorching deserts, are currently experiencing extreme heat throughout the year.   Identifying the hottest nations in the globe provides important information on how people deal…

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How to Handle Relationship Anxiety

Written by Damilola Adeleke    Relationship anxiety refers to those feelings of worry, insecurity, and doubt that can pop up in a relationship, even if everything is going relatively well.   You’re in a relationship with a great person who you love. You’ve developed trust, established boundaries, and learned each other’s communication styles.   At…

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