Nigeria Daily

It is Valentine’s Day, and everyone is preparing to wow their loved ones, take them out, get them thoughtful gifts amongst many other mind-blowing activities.
With the state of the economy and cost of things, would Nigerians be breaking the bank for their loved ones this valentine day?
Well on this episode of our podcast, we look at how Nigerians are celebrating Valentine’s Day on a budget.

Insecurity in northern Nigeria has forced some communities to sign peace deals with bandits in hopes of restoring safety.

These agreements have sparked debate, with some arguing that they could legitimize criminality rather than solve the crisis.

In today’s episode of Nigeria Daily, we analyze the impact of these peace deals and whether they offer a lasting solution to insecurity.

It is no longer news that people now sleep with one eye open in the nation’s capital, because, its either your car gets snatched, and in attempt to continue with life, you fall in to the hands of one chance operators, or kidnappers, who no longer wait for you to come out, but come to your doorstep to look for you.
What does this mean to National security, that the nation’s capital is unsafe?
Join us on this episode of the Daily podcast as we look critically into the security situation in Abuja.

As insecurity continues to plague Zamfara, the State and Federal Governments bicker over strategies to adopt to end the crises.

Accusing the Federal Government of recently trying to negotiate with bandits, the Zamfara Government washes its hands of every attempt to negotiate, saying it is a waste of time.
Join us on today's episode of Nigeria Daily as we look into the complexities of this controversy and its implications for the state's security.

Being woke in the world today means different things to different people, depending on their perspective, context, and goals.
In this episode of our Daily podcast, we explore how the concept of wokeness is affecting the lives, choices, and challenges of young Nigerians in the social media era.