Lagos’s Green Frontier: Balancing Ambition and Action in Coastal Resilience by Babajide Fadoju

Lagos, Nigeria’s vibrant economic hub, pulses with the energy of over 22 million people, all living on the edge of a precarious coastal shelf. Here, the realities of climate change,…

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A Bold Leap into Storytelling at TIFF – Omotola Jalade Ekeinde’s Directorial Debut by Babajide Fadoju

Known to millions as a magnetic actress, Ekeinde has long been a household name, her face synonymous with the emotional depth and cultural resonance of Nigerian film. But her latest…

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Nigeria Rebounds: Embracing Regional Governance for a Stronger Future by Babajide Fadoju

Nigeria’s bold move toward a regional system of government marks a transformative step in its journey toward decentralization. Under President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s administration, this landmark legislation shifts the nation…

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A Legal-Driven Push for Environmental Sanity Under Tokunbo Wahab by Babajide Fadoju

The Lagos State Waste Management Authority (LAWMA) and allied agencies under the Lagos State Ministry of Environment and Water Resources demonstrated a robust commitment to enforcement, clamping down on infractions with…

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Nigeria’s Democratic Crossroads: Addressing The Bitter Truth of Imposition, Factionalism, Religious Sentiments, and Poor Leadership by Dr Kemi Opatunde

"What is the city but the people? True, the people are the city." These words from Shakespeare's Coriolanus resonate deeply in the context of Nigeria's democracy, reminding us that the…

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