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Health24 Aug 2026

Fuel & Flow: The Simple Blueprint for All-Day Metabolic Energy

Ditch the afternoon slump and constant sugar cravings. Learn three practical, science-backed nutrition rules to balance blood sugar, optimize gut health, and keep your energy steady from morning to night.
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Others27 Aug 2026

What's Trending: Ogogo Family Clarification, Headies Next Rated, and NPFL's $7.5M Deal

A breakdown of Ogogo’s family debunking viral birth rumors following his passing, the 2026 Headies Next Rated nominees, Siraheem Okoya’s music exit, and NPFL’s $7.5M sponsorship deal.
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Relationships28 Aug 2026

LOVE SHOULD FEEL LIKE A SAFE PLACE

The Relationship Corner
Love Should Feel Like a Safe Place

Welcome to the first edition of The Relationship Corner, a space where we talk honestly about love, relationships, emotions, and the little things that often matter more than we realise.


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Education25 Aug 2026

Olodo Uprising

A reflection on how society moved from valuing knowledge, wisdom, and character to celebrating visibility, wealth, and influence. The Olodo Uprising explores the dangerous moment when attention became more powerful than truth.
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Money24 Aug 2026

Why the Central Bank of Nigeria is Starving the Economy of Cash

With interest rates at 26.5% and CRR at 45%, the CBN is putting Nigeria's financial system on a strict cash diet. We break down why the central bank is starving the economy of cash to fight inflation, and the heavy price businesses are paying.
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Technology29 Aug 2026

UNDERSTANDING SOLAR PANEL INSTALLATION FOR BEGINNERS IN NIGERIA

Understanding how a solar panel works
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Education22 Aug 2026

Private Schools in Nigeria Are Selling Accents More Than Education

Once a child says “Mummy, may I have some wa-ter?” with a tiny British accent, some parents feel the school fees are working. But can the child read, reason and explain what they have learnt? That is the part we should be checking.
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Culture23 Aug 2026

Nigerians Abroad Sometimes Exaggerate How Bad Life Is Back Home

Some Nigerians abroad describe home as one long NEPA blackout. Nigeria has serious problems, but the people living here may understand their own lives better than a cousin explaining Nigeria from Manchester.
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Banking20 Aug 2026

The Modern Vault: Navigating Digital Transformation, AI, and Next-Gen Banking

Explore how AI-driven underwriting, open banking APIs, and real-time payment rails are reshaping global retail and commercial banking, alongside practical risk management strategies.
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Religion21 Aug 2026

River of Life: A Short Note for Newspaper

River of Life: A Short Note for Newspaper
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Culture15 Aug 2026

Moving Back to Nigeria Is Often Harder Emotionally Than Financially

Returnees plan for housing, work and school fees, but the deepest difficulty may be discovering that home—and the person returning—have both changed.
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Career28 Aug 2026

LinkedIn Optimization: The Blueprint for Turning Your Profile Into an Opportunity Magnet

Learn how to optimize every key section of your LinkedIn profile, use smart prompts to craft your story, and position yourself to land top jobs and high-value clients.
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Health20 Aug 2026

The Daily Vitality: 4 Micro-Habits to Boost Energy and Mental Clarity

Unlock all-day energy and sharper focus without drastic diet overhauls or burnout. Discover four evidence-based micro-habits you can start today to recharge your body, reduce daily stress, and stay sharp.
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Technology15 Aug 2026

African Creators Go Viral. Why Do So Few Own the Audience?

A creator can reach millions and still be unable to contact those people tomorrow. Virality looks like ownership, but the two are fundamentally different.
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Career28 Aug 2026

How Academic Struggles Shaped Femi Otedola's Early Career

Nigerian billionaire Femi Otedola reveals how struggling in school pushed him into his father's printing press, where turning academic failure into business independence laid the groundwork for his multi billion dollar empire.
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Housing20 Aug 2026

The Housing Shift: Navigating Value, Rent, and Urban Growth

An insightful breakdown of shifting rental dynamics, urban housing supply constraints, and practical strategies for homeowners, tenants, and real estate investors navigating today's market.
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Culture15 Aug 2026

Nigeria Has Hundreds of Languages. Why Does Mainstream Content Sound the Same?

Nigeria's linguistic variety is enormous, yet mainstream films, podcasts and digital media repeatedly rely on a narrow set of voices and settings.
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Money24 Aug 2026

This Week in Finance: Major Financial Updates in Nigeria

Here are the major moves shaping Nigeria's economy and corporate landscape this week:
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Technology20 Aug 2026

The Next Frontier: How Autonomous AI & Edge Computing Are Shaping 2026

Explore the breakthroughs in autonomous systems, on-device intelligence, and the infrastructure powering tomorrow’s digital economy. Here is what builders and innovators need to know.
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Food15 Aug 2026

Why Nigerian Food Abroad Costs So Much While Ingredient Producers Stay Poor

Diaspora diners pay premium prices for Nigerian food, yet many farmers and processors behind the ingredients remain trapped at the lowest-value end of the chain.
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Career28 Aug 2026

Career Hub: 4 Open Roles in Lagos Across Marketing, Tech, Finance, and Retail

Take the next big step in your career journey with fresh job openings in Lagos designed for professionals across digital marketing, IT systems, corporate accounting, and store operations.
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Film15 Aug 2026

Nollywood Produces More Than Ever. Why Are Fewer Characters Unforgettable?

Nollywood's output and production polish have grown, but many viewers still remember yesterday's characters more clearly than today's bigger-budget releases. Photo: Bestvillage / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0. Cropped.
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Music27 Aug 2026

Why Other African Countries Are Still Playing Catch Up to Nigeria's Music Industry

A look at how Nigeria's massive local stream loyalty, aggressive PR machine, and global export power keep Afrobeats ahead of other African music scenes.
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Career21 Aug 2026

Why Nigerian Trained Professionals Thrive in Global Markets

From healthcare and engineering to global finance and technology, professionals educated in Nigeria consistently secure top positions across international markets. The aggressive global upskilling create an unbeatable edge on the world stage.
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Others27 Aug 2026

Inside The TikTok Live Stream and Gifting Lifestyle

TikTok in Nigeria has quietly evolved far beyond few second dance videos and comedy skits. Over the past couple of years, live streaming on the platform has mutated into a full time digital subculture and a massive economic engine.
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Others21 Jul 2026

Five Reasons Nigeria's Tech Industry Is Making Headlines

From Nigeria becoming Africa's highest-ranked country for Responsible AI to a Nigerian startup winning a global UN innovation prize, this week brought major developments across artificial intelligence, innovation, startups, digital safety, and technology leadership.
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Food30 Jul 2026

📍 Weekend Hangout Spots In Lagos

Four Places Worth Checking Out This Weekend

Looking for somewhere different to spend your weekend? From a brand-new restaurant that's already drawing crowds to a self-serve ice cream spot perfect for dessert lovers, here are four places making waves this week.
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Career7 Aug 2026

More Nigerian Women Are Going Digital. Here's Why It Matters.

From coding and digital marketing to content creation and remote work, digital skills are becoming one of the fastest ways for Nigerian women to build careers, grow businesses, and earn more. 
Across the country, government programmes and private organisations are helping close the digital skills gap, opening new opportunities for thousands of women.
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Government24 Jul 2026

This Week in Nigerian Politics

Elections, security, party politics and another Presidency opposition face off all made headlines this week.
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Housing26 Aug 2026

Why Modern Housing Estates in Nigeria Have Become So Unnecessarily Expensive

An inside look at why modern housing estates in Nigeria charge hundreds of millions for cramped, tight spaces. We break down the real costs behind inflated property prices, from swamp land reclamation and omonile fees to inflation hedging and bad builds.
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Business29 Jul 2026

How Yetunde Grew Active Foods from 7 Employees to Over 250

Growing a business takes more than a great product. It often takes access to the right funding at the right time.
 Yetunde's story shows how one financing opportunity helped her expand production, create jobs, and turn a small food business into a thriving enterprise. 

We also explore the funding options available to Nigerian entrepreneurs today and how to choose the right one for your business.
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Career21 Aug 2026

Career Hub: High Impact Job Openings in Lagos This Week

Looking for your next big move in Lagos? This week we highlight four exceptional roles spanning executive administration, digital marketing, finance, and senior sales leadership.
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Others22 Jul 2026

Can Low-Capital Businesses Solve Unemployment?

A comment by First Lady Oluremi Tinubu about starting businesses like akara, roasted corn and kuli-kuli with government grants sparked one of Nigeria's biggest conversations. 
But beneath the jokes and social media debates lies a more important question: can small businesses genuinely solve unemployment, or are they only the first step towards something bigger?
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Money24 Aug 2026

Why Zambia’s Currency is Outperforming the Naira While Daily Life Remains Expensive

The Zambian Kwacha has surged on international charts, trading at over 70 Naira per Kwacha. Yet on the streets of Lusaka, 60 Kwacha can barely buy a loaf of bread or cover a bus ride. Let's dive into the macroeconomic forces driving Zambia's currency.
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Business26 Aug 2026

Behind The Dangote Refinery Fuel Pricing Shifts, monopoly lawsuits and crude supply wars

Dangote Refinery’s price hike to ₦1,200/litre exposes a high-stakes standoff involving court battles over fuel import bans, dollar pricing disputes, and raw crude supply bottlenecks.
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Movie24 Jul 2026

Weekend Watch: Why The Sheep Detectives Deserves a Spot on Your Watchlist

A murder mystery, unexpected detectives, and enough twists to keep you guessing. If you're looking for a fun, feel-good movie this weekend.
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Others23 Jul 2026

The World Cup Is Over. These Are the Moments Everyone Will Remember

The final whistle has gone.

But the excitement remains.

Spain are the new FIFA World Cup champions after beating Argentina in the final, but if we're being honest, this tournament gave us much more than 90 minutes of football. It gave us moments that took over timelines, group chats and arguments that probably still haven't ended.

Here are the moments that defined the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
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Business26 Aug 2026

Business Hub: Fuel Hikes, Stagnant Manufacturing, and VC Breakthroughs

Key business and market updates covering Dangote’s petrol price hike to ₦1,200/litre, Nigeria's decade of stagnant manufacturing GDP, Ventures Platform’s $84M fund close, and the FG's road concession review.
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Others17 Jul 2026

5 Practical Ways to Stay Relevant in Today's Job Market

The workplace is changing faster than ever. New technologies, AI, and shifting employer expectations mean learning can no longer stop after school. The good news? Staying relevant doesn't require a complete career reset. A few intentional habits can keep you ahead.
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Work27 Jul 2026

What Happened to Office Cubicles?

Office cubicles were once seen as the future of work, giving employees privacy without separating them completely from their colleagues. Today, they've almost disappeared from many workplaces. So what changed, and are open offices actually making work better?
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Business11 Aug 2026

Nigeria's Supply Chain Problem Is Bigger Than Logistics

Nigeria's supply chain sits behind almost everything we buy, from food and medicine to electronics and manufactured goods. But poor infrastructure, expensive logistics, insecurity, energy costs and weak storage systems continue to make it expensive.
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Others20 Jul 2026

Is Nigeria's Financial Outlook Finally Changing?

From rising diaspora remittances to a stronger naira and a record-breaking stock market, Nigeria's financial landscape is showing signs of renewed confidence.
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Money28 Jul 2026

The Money Moves That Shaped the Week

From the Central Bank's latest interest rate decision to FCMB's impressive earnings and a major philanthropic pledge from the Dangote family, this week brought important developments across Nigeria's financial landscape. Here's what happened this week.
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Business4 Aug 2026

Is Ai Here To Overtake Nigerian Businesses ?

From banks and telecom companies to media houses and consulting firms, AI is becoming part of everyday business operations in Nigeria. Companies are automating repetitive tasks, improving customer service, and cutting costs.
 But despite the rapid adoption, a full AI takeover is still far from reality, and the biggest obstacles aren't the technology itself.
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Music30 Jul 2026

BBNaija Season 11: Meet the Early Fan Favourites and The Biggest Moments

Big Brother Naija is back, and Season 11 is already giving fans plenty to talk about.

The new season officially premiered on Sunday, July 26, 2026, under the theme "Show Ya Sef." Returning host Ebuka Obi-Uchendu welcomed 24 new housemates from different backgrounds, all competing for the biggest prize in the show's history, ₦160 million, which includes ₦100 million in cash and a brand-new SUV.

It's only been a few days, but alliances are beginning to form, and housemates are starting to shine, If you've missed the opening week, Let's catch-up.
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Career14 Aug 2026

Why Are Nigerians So Desperate to Japa?

For many Nigerians, getting a global job now looks like more than a career move. It looks like an exit plan. But wanting to leave Nigeria and being qualified to compete for international opportunities are two different things.
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Business11 Aug 2026

Business Hub: Nigeria's Biggest Business News

Nigeria’s business space is giving us plenty to talk about this week. From the CBN’s growing role in FMDQ and tighter consumer lending to a major electricity debt crisis in Kaduna and a fresh transparency assessment of Nigeria’s extractive sector.
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Others22 Jul 2026

Business Hub: This Week's Trending Stories for Entrepreneurs

Business news isn't just for economists or investors. It often reveals where opportunities are emerging, where money is flowing, and how the environment for businesses is changing.

Here are four business developments worth paying attention to this week.
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Money20 Jul 2026

This Week in Finance: 4 Stories Worth Your Attention

From the CBN raising Treasury Bill rates to Nigeria's stock market leading global dollar returns, here are four financial developments that shaped the week and what they mean for businesses, investors, and everyday Nigerians.
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Career17 Jul 2026

The "Olodo Uprising": Is Nigeria Rewarding Virality Over Knowledge?

A comment by rapper YCee on the Afropolitan Podcast sparked one of Nigeria's biggest online debates after he described what he called an "Olodo Uprising." The phrase quickly became a trending topic, with many asking whether social media has shifted society's priorities from knowledge and expertise to popularity and virality. But beyond the memes and heated opinions lies a deeper conversation about education, content creation, and success in today's digital age.
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