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Would things get better? Every election term, Nigeria’s citizens vote in a new set of public office holders, again setting themselves up for the worse. As poverty rates climb higher and the gap between Read More
Doctors in state-run hospitals in Nigeria have begun another indefinite strike over unpaid salaries, insurance benefits and poor facilities amid fears of a third wave of coronavirus. This is the second strike action by doctors Read More
According to a quantitative survey conducted by the Akin Fadeyi Foundation, about 42.4 percent of citizens believe that all Nigerians are corrupt. This report also published that 51 percent believe that all public officials are corrupt. The Read More
A pan-African survey research network, Afrobarometer, have identified 10 major woes of Nigerians saying corruption, unemployment, insecurity tops the chart. Afrobarometer provides data on African experiences and evaluations of democracy, governance and quality of life. Read More
The concept of poverty is that it hinders the development of a country. The world bank measures poverty in terms of daily spending of $1 to $2 per day per person. Previous administrations in Nigeria have continually Read More
