By Elijah-Ofovwe God’scarring Education is often described as the key to success, yet for many Nigerian graduates, earning a university degree does not guarantee a brighter...
By Riches Emuoboheo At a time when students are expected to spend hours reading books , searching for information ,and writing their assignments ‘ a news digital tools...
For many students, living off campus appears attractive because it offers freedom, privacy, and independence. However, behind this freedom are numerous challenges that make life difficult...
By Favour Efenure Moving to a new place is not always easy, especially when the language and culture are different from what you are used to. Every year,...
By Precious Uti Why do many students wait until the deadline of an assignment or school examination before starting their work or reading their books? This...
By Blessing Obodo For years, the message to Nigerian children was straightforward: go to school, study hard, obtain a university degree and get a good job....
By Nurhie Great O. For many students, a university degree is seen as the gateway to financial security. But if money were no longer an issue,...
By Belle Ogigbah There was a time when Nigerian parents worried primarily about the friends their children kept, the books they read, the television programmes they...
Walk into many Nigerian homes today and you will find smartphones, television sets, streaming devices and other forms of digital entertainment. Look for books, however, and...
By Anastacia Omoneh For many young Nigerians, the question is no longer simply, “What do I want to become?” Increasingly, another question has entered the conversation:...
By Faith Omafuakpore For students who rely on monthly allowances from parents and guardians, budgeting has become less about saving and more about survival. On paper,...
By Precious Bamidele I had just resumed classes after being away for a little over a week. As expected, lectures had continued in my absence, and...
By Bamidele Funmi Precious A text message goes unanswered. A friend disappears without explanation. A family member cuts off communication after a disagreement. Someone publicly humiliates...
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...