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Two Worlds, One Nation: Nigeria’s Widening Urban-Rural Divide By Comfort Pius Helen still remembers the morning she left her village in southern Plateau for Abuja. Her mother stood by…

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Abuja’s Expanding Edges: The Quiet Strain of Rising Rents in the Suburbs By Matthew Eloyi On the dusty outskirts of Nigeria’s capital, where the city’s gleaming skyline fades into a…

The Villa, the Voter, and the Vanishing Mandate By Ameh Abraham There is an old political maxim that power respects only power. But in Nigeria, it seems power has also learned to fear…

When RMD Walked In: A Day of Becoming at UniAbuja By Jerry Adesewo There are entrances, and then there are arrivals. At the Faculty of Law Theatre, University of Abuja, Yakubu Gowon…

A Generation Interrupted: Afghanistan’s Vanishing Women Workforce Raises Alarm By Matthew Eloyi A quiet crisis is unfolding across Afghanistan’s classrooms and clinics, one that may…

Seven Doctors for Nine Million Elders: Nigeria’s Silent Crisis in Elderly Care By Ameh Abraham Nigeria hosts the largest population of older persons in Africa. As of 2022, over 9…

Research in Ruins: Nigeria's Archival and Fieldwork Crisis – Part 2: The Human Toll and the Way Forward By Ameh Abraham Surviving the obstacles highlighted in Part 1 is only half the…

Motherhood, Money and Morality: Inside the Growing Surrogacy Debate in Nigeria By Matthew Eloyi At a time when medical advances are expanding the possibilities of childbirth, concerns…