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UK report names worst-governed states in Nigeria; FULL LIST

A new governance performance review has listed Zamfara, Kwara, and Benue as the poorest-managed states in Nigeria between 2023 and 2025, citing weak leadership, policy failures, corruption, and worsening insecurity. The findings were contained in a midterm report released in London by the Good Governance Rating Index (GGRI), a UK-based organisation that evaluates leadership quality,…

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Malta Guinness fuels the fun at Iriji Festival 2025

What do you get when you mix tradition, games, great vibes, and the rich taste of Malta Guinness? A celebration like no other! That’s exactly what went down at the Iriji Festival in Festac on the 28th! From the moment you stepped into the festival grounds, it was a full-blown sensory party. The air was…

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Malta Guinness fuels the fun at Iriji Festival 2025

What do you get when you mix tradition, games, great vibes, and the rich taste of Malta Guinness? A celebration like no other! That’s exactly what went down at the Iriji Festival in Festac on the 28th! From the moment you stepped into the festival grounds, it was a full-blown sensory party. The air was…

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Colonial Lagos vs Modern Lagos: A lifestyle comparison

If Lagos were a person, it would be that friend who never slows down. The one you never have a dull time with, even if it means they stress you out almost every time. They are always hustling, picking up new passions, habits, and looks, and somehow still finding time to throw the best parties…

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5 sites every Nigerian should visit to understand Independence

Every October 1st, Nigerians come together to celebrate Independence Day, but beyond the marching parades held at stadiums, the green-white-green flags, and the inspiring social media posts, many young Nigerians are oblivious to the deeper story of how we got here.  Independence wasn’t handed to us on a platter of gold; it was the result…

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Giorgio Armani’s Last Catwalk Was His Story, His Way

Fashion saw a moment of tender closure on the 28th of September, 2025: Giorgio Armani presented the last collection designed and curated personally by the late designer himself. The runway, held within the Brera Art Museum in Milan, was a celebration of Armani’s five-decade-long design history and a memorial to the visionary whose death earlier in the…

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Giorgio Armani’s Last Catwalk Was His Story, His Way

Fashion saw a moment of tender closure on the 28th of September, 2025: Giorgio Armani presented the last collection designed and curated personally by the late designer himself. The runway, held within the Brera Art Museum in Milan, was a celebration of Armani’s five-decade-long design history and a memorial to the visionary whose death earlier in the…

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Nigeria @65: What Independence means to Gen Z

Yet again, Nigeria celebrates its independence at 65; Nigeria is older than most of our parents. While the green-and-white flags are flying, the national anthem is sung with passion, and politicians are giving their usual rhetorical speeches, there’s a big question that lingers in the minds of many young people: What does independence really mean…

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Did You Know? The Fascinating History of Nigerian Currency

It is common knowledge that money makes the world go round, but have you ever wondered what Nigeria used as a means of trade and exchange before we had the naira in our wallets or even bank apps on our phones? Once upon a time, manilas, beads, salt, and cowries were the major forms of…

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What Really Happened on October 1, 1960 — Nigeria’s First Independence Day

Today, Nigeria marks another Independence Day, an occasion that invites reflection on the country’s long journey from colonial rule to self-governance. As the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Senator George Akume, explained at a world press conference in Abuja on Monday, Independence Day is not only a ceremonial date but an opportunity for…

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