Toluwani Eniola
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Violence Mars Nigeria’s Polls as Buhari Wins Second Term
After it was announced that Muhammadu Buhari had won the election, his supporters took to the streets to celebrate, but there was no joy for those who lost loved ones amid the violence.
Nigeria’s General Election Raises Hopes, Fears as Security Challenges Persist
Nigeria’s presidential and National Assembly elections will be held on Feb. 16.
Fate of 10 Million Children Uncertain as Nigeria’s Religious Leaders Clash Over Education Initiative
Six-year-old Mohammed from Kano State, Nigeria, has never been able to have a normal childhood. While his peers enjoy a more regular upbringing, Mohammed earns his living by begging on the streets, having lost both his parents at a tender age.
Internet Users in Africa Bemoan Social Media Tax
The tax on the so called Over The Top (OTT) media services in Uganda impacts communication and social media platforms such as WhatsApp, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, and others.
Brain Drain Taking a Toll on Africa’s Largest Economy
Nigerian professionals in fields such as the arts, sciences, and engineering are not leaving anything to chance and seeking better career fulfillment overseas.
Activists Call for Africa’s Orphans to Be Placed With Families, Not in Institutions
Multiple reports of fake orphanages and the bitter experiences of children in approved ones have sparked a debate on whether they should be banned or not.
