New, unconventional drugs are becoming popular in Nigeria, designed by dealers and users to replicate the effects of illegal substances like cannabis, cocaine, and ecstasy.
Abayomi Awelewa, Lecturer in African and African Diasporan Literature, University of Lagos The Nigerian playwright, novelist, poet and essayist is a giant among his contemporaries. In 1986, he became the…
Before central bank digital currencies, the only way consumers could use money that is a direct liability of a central bank was with physical cash.
Is Netflix going to transform Nollywood? And how significant will its impact on the Nigerian film industry be?
BBNaija is a soft power resource. When effectively deployed, it can be a useful tool in projecting Nigeria’s foreign policy objectives by attracting Africans, even in the diaspora.
While fraudsters continue to design new ways of working on customers’ vulnerabilities, Nigerian banks need to use the Cybercrime Act to prosecute offenders as a way to boost confidence in the banking sector and deter fraud in the future.
Historically, parents and family members would initiate and monitor romantic relationships between two young people intending to become a couple. But in more recent times, individuals have been freer to make their own choices.
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