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Adedotun Oyeniyi

Adedotun Oyeniyi is a creative and professional powerhouse in Nigeria, excelling as a music artist, administrative manager, content creator, and writer. Balancing artistry with leadership, he administratively manages operations at Lushly Agric Limited, where Green House Agriculture is being practiced, which champions sustainability, he crafts engaging content, and writes impactful stories. His blend of creativity and expertise makes him a valuable figure across diverse fields.
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Bomadi Women’s Group Endorses Mutu, Plans 1,000-Woman March

Bomadi women’s forum rallies 1,000 women in a planned march to back Mutu ahead of the 2027 elections.
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Qatar Bans Solo Nigerian Men From Tourist, Transit Visas

Qatar has stopped issuing visas to Nigerian men travelling alone, a move that could hurt business, transit travel, and diplomatic ties.

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The Untold Struggles of Being the Firstborn in a Nigerian Family

Firstborns in Nigerian families face unique pressures, balancing parental expectations and sibling responsibilities.
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The Unexpected Rise of Spoken Word Poetry in Nigeria

Nigeria's spoken word poetry scene is thriving, thanks to dedicated festivals and digital media.
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The Culture of ‘Suffering and Smiling’ in Nigeria

Delving into Nigeria's 'suffering and smiling' culture, highlighting resilience and the need for mental health awareness.
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How Nigerian Teachers Are Surviving on Side Hustles

Facing financial challenges, Nigerian teachers are turning to side hustles such as private tutoring and online teaching to supplement their income.
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Why Many Nigerians No Longer Trust the Police

Public trust in Nigerian police has declined due to corruption, human rights abuses, and perceived ineffectiveness, highlighting the need for comprehensive reforms.
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The Power Struggle Between Federal and State Governments in Nigeria

Exploring the ongoing power dynamics between Nigeria's federal and state governments and the call for restructuring.
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How Urban Planning Failures Are Leading to More Floods in Nigeria

Nigeria’s urban planning failures, from poor drainage to weak regulations, are worsening floods and threatening communities. Learn how inadequate planning fuels disasters.
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The Dark Reality of Domestic Violence in Nigeria

Domestic violence in Nigeria affects a significant portion of the population, with 30 percent of women aged 15-49 experiencing physical violence and 68 percent facing various forms of abuse. 
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NDLEA Arrests Businessman with 81 Cocaine Pellets in Stomach

Key Points NDLEA arrested 59-year-old Chijioke Igbokwe at Lagos airport after recovering 81 cocaine...
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Usman Yusuf: Former NHIS Boss Arraigned for Alleged Fraud

Key Points Former NHIS Executive Secretary Usman Yusuf pleaded not guilty to a five-count...
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Gospel Film Star Moses Korede Are, ‘Baba Gbenro,’ Laid to Rest

Gospel film star Moses Korede Are, widely known as Baba Gbenro, was laid to rest as fans and colleagues honored his legacy in Christian films
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Why Nigerian SMEs Are Struggling to Get Loans

Nigerian SMEs face challenges securing loans due to high collateral demands, interest rates, and limited financial records, restricting business expansion.
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Bomadi Women’s Group Endorses Mutu, Plans 1,000-Woman March

Bomadi women’s forum rallies 1,000 women in a planned march to back Mutu ahead of the 2027 elections.
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Qatar Bans Solo Nigerian Men From Tourist, Transit Visas

Qatar has stopped issuing visas to Nigerian men travelling alone, a move that could hurt business, transit travel, and diplomatic ties.
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Government Rules Out Immediate Plan for 5% Fuel Tax

Nigeria rules out plans to start the 5 percent fuel tax now. Officials say the levy will go only into repairing roads.
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PDP and SANs Challenge Senate Blocking Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan Return

Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan Senate suspension sparks PDP protests and SAN criticism as legal experts argue the senator should resume after serving six months

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