On a typical Friday, as the sun painted the sky in hues of orange and pink, something extraordinary was happening in Nigeria. The stock market, like a living, breathing entity of its own, surged with excitement and anticipation. Investors watched with bated breath as numbers flickered on screens and traders shouted orders across bustling trading

In the heart of Nigeria, a country with a rich cultural tapestry and a complex history, lies a system grappling with profound challenges – its prisons. Despite ongoing reform efforts, overcrowding continues to be a persistent issue that warrants a closer look. Understanding the Reform Efforts The Nigerian government has been actively working to address

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The morning sun rose over the bustling city, casting a warm glow on the streets filled with vendors setting up their stalls. Amongst the chatter of buyers and sellers, a subtle unease lingered in the air as news of the Naira’s depreciation against the dollar at the official market spread like wildfire. “The current exchange

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