From social media frenzy to heated debates, the Geh Geh University saga has gone beyond comedy skits. But what does it really say about youth, education, and our culture as Nigerians? Is it just another viral moment, or does it reflect deeper frustrations in the society?
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This article dissects the insidious systems, from algorithms to authoritarianism, that prioritize control over ethical a...
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Just how many Africans have graced and attempted to grace the books of Guinness world records?
K-pop and anime are reshaping Africa’s cultural landscape, sparking new youth trends and creative expression. Beyond ent...
Did you know women invented beer thousands of years ago while men took the credit? Discover the fascinating story of female brewers from ancient Mesopotamia to modern craft beer.
In March 2019, Cyclone Idai tore through Mozambique, Malawi, and Zimbabwe, killing over 1,500 people and displacing mill...
Why do most women give birth flat on their backs; a position linked to more pain, injuries, and interventions? Discover ...
High heels weren’t invented for women, they began as practical tools for male soldiers and nobles. Discover the shocking...
The article discusses the deportation of African nationals by the United States to eSwatini, a small southern African kingdom. This move has raised concerns about sovereignty, security, and the impact on African nations. South Africa is particularly wary, questioning the backgrounds of the deportees and potential risks of organized crime and foreign influence. The piece highlights the broader issu...
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The "greener pastures" hide pain. Africans abroad face exploitation, mental health burdens, and immense remittance stres...
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As Africa’s youth chase the dream of emigration—popularly known as "japa"—this article explores the deep societal, psych...
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African creatives are facing visa denials that silence talent and block opportunity. This piece explores how global mobi...
Students from prestigious universities have been caught forging data and results. In 2025, investigations exposed even more large-scale fraud networks using “paper mills” to mass-produce fake scientific papers, including fabricated data and peer reviews.
Did you know you began with a big burst of light? That you could hear music before your eyes ever opened? The first 40 w...
Think you can do anything in your dreams? Here are 5 surprising things your brain won’t let you do, and the fascinating ...
The fabricated illness of drapetomania, the stubborn myth of reduced pain sensitivity, and the colonial misuse of IQ tes...