Everywhere you turn, someone your age seems to be doing something big.One person just landed a scholarship abroad. Another launched a business. Someone else is suddenly a “content creator,” while another just posted a graduation photo with the caption “New Beginnings.” And then, there’s you — trying to balance lectures, assignments, and maybe a side […]
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If you’ve ever tried selling your products or services online in Nigeria, you already know how exhausting it can be — between unreliable customers, fake buyers, delivery issues, and platforms that care more about ads than real growth. For years, we’ve had platforms like Jumia, Jiji, and Fiverr, each offering something useful but often missing […]
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Education in Nigeria is often described as the key to success — yet, for millions of students, that key seems stuck in a lock that won’t turn. From overcrowded classrooms to underpaid teachers, from ASUU strikes to missing chairs, the Nigerian education system stands as both a story of resilience and a reminder of how […]
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From Mali to Niger, Burkina Faso, and now Madagascar — a familiar drumbeat is echoing across Africa: the return of military rule.Once celebrated as the “decade of democracy,” the 2000s now seem like a distant dream as the continent wrestles with a growing wave of coups. After years of multiparty elections and civic participation, many […]
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When news broke that Madagascar’s army had seized power—again—many Africans didn’t even flinch. Another coup? Another suspension from the African Union? It almost feels like déjà vu. But this one hit differently. The 2025 military takeover came after weeks of relentless youth-led protests. Thousands of young Malagasy—calling themselves Gen Z Madagascar—took to the streets demanding […]
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