By Ofure Oyeribhor At dawn in Abraka, the town slowly awakens to the familiar rhythm of student life. Motorcycles begin to fill the roads, food vendors...
Introduction When people think about the great civilizations of Africa, the Benin Kingdom is one name that stands out. Long before Nigeria became an independent country...
By Otojareri Fejiro Faith For nearly two decades, modern football has revolved around two extraordinary figures: Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo. More than fierce rivals, they...
By Ejiroghene Luya Once known as a quiet community driven mainly by farming, fishing, and small-scale trading, Abraka has undergone significant transformation over the years, emerging...
Across Nigeria today, one word has become increasingly common among young people: “japa.” What was once a slang term for leaving the country has evolved into...
Walking through the campus of Delta State University (DELSU), Abraka, one scene is almost impossible to miss. Students sit together before lectures, yet many are focused...
Hunger has become a silent companion for many undergraduates struggling to balance academic responsibilities with the rising cost of living. While university campuses often appear lively...
Every citizen desires to live in a country with good roads, reliable electricity, quality education, accessible healthcare, and abundant employment opportunities. Unfortunately, many Nigerians still lack...
Social media has become an essential part of everyday life. Millions of people use platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, X (formerly Twitter), TikTok, and WhatsApp for...
By Francis Favour Oghenefejiro Opinion | Personal Development Nobody is perfect. Every one of us has made mistakes at some point in life. Some mistakes are...
By Othegbemeh Daniel Omokhape Opinion | Youth & Society Every day, millions of young Nigerians wake up and immediately reach for their phones. Before breakfast, lectures,...
By Daniel Othegbemeh Long before many students settle into their lecture seats each morning, Oshevire Gift has already started working. By 8:15 a.m., her phone is...
By Daniel Othegbemeh A man reaches into his pocket, brings out a ring box, and slowly drops to one knee. The crowd falls silent, cameras are...
By Omorodion Oghogho Joy For decades, obtaining a university degree or diploma has been regarded as the most reliable pathway to securing a good job in...
By Great Evi Ameh Depression is not a foreign problem. It is not only a problem for wealthy people, celebrities, or people in other countries. It...
By Great Evi Ameh The Scene at 8:03am, Ojota A bus conductor shouts, “Ojota, CMS!” The driver swerves through traffic. A police officer steps onto the...
Opinion Article Walk into any university campus, office, salon, or restaurant in Nigeria today, and one topic is almost impossible to avoid: japa. Conversations that once...
