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Civil Service in Nigeria: A Nest of Corruption?
The civil service forms the backbone of governance, responsible for implementing policies and delivering services. However, in Nigeria, this institution has become a tool...
Sex: A Sacred Act for Procreation, Not Recreation
In an era of moral relativism, the boundaries of sexuality have expanded to embrace acts and ideologies that challenge the traditional understanding of sex...
South Africa’s 2024 Elections: A Cartographic and Statistical Breakdown
South Africa, a powerhouse on the African continent, recently held its elections on May 29, 2024. This marked the country’s seventh democratic general election...
Shell Shells Out $1 Billion – But Will This Oil Wash Our Wounds?
The numbers are in, folks. Shell, the behemoth that's been tapping into Nigeria's oil wealth for ages, just wired over $1 billion to the...
The Upward push of Telemedicine in a Post-Pandemic World
The COVID-19 pandemic forced healthcare to go digital, and there's no turning back. Telemedicine, where patients connect with doctors remotely, is transforming how we...
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