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Malaria is a life-threatening disease that is transmitted by mosquitoes in tropical regions. It can cause death if not detected and treated in time.  Some people report having malaria repeatedly or being resistant to antimalarial drugs.  Why does this happen?  In this episode of our Daily podcast, we discuss the causes and treatments of recurrent malaria

Cases of fraudulent bank alerts are currently rampant, as business owners who rely solely on bank transfers are struggling. How can one spot a fake alert? In this episode of our daily podcast, we educate Nigerians on how to spot a fake alert, to save their business

It appears begging has become a full-blown profession and a way of life for many Nigerians. These days, able-bodied and well-dressed people, both young and old, have climbed on the bandwagon.  With the new trend, are Nigerians still in the spirit of giving? In this episode of the Daily podcast, we look at how Nigerians feel about giving alms especially with the latest economic hardship

The population of Nigerians dragged below the poverty line continuously increases on the back of soaring inflation rate and high cost of living. And because of this, everyone brings out their bargaining super powers to the table. But why is it that when Nigerians in the average class buy things from petty traders they over-price and why do the petty traders inflate prices for average Nigerians? In...

The criminal justice system in Nigeria, just like any other, has its complexity. It’s no longer news, to hear cases of prison congestion due to people awaiting trial, awaiting judgement and some awaiting judgement and even prolonged court cases. Who is to be held responsible? In this episode of our Daily Podcast, we find out the real reason why court cases delay, as we talk to all the stake holder...

Ever heard of African time? Are you guilty of it? With how African time has eaten deep, do Nigerians actually see time as money? this episode of our daily podcast, we talk about the African time mentality and  Nigerians

“A man is always the provider” is a sentiment many Nigerians were raised to believe, but reality says otherwise. With the how tough the country is getting, are men still heading the home or need the help of their wives? In this episode of our Daily podcast, we are talking about how women are taking up financial responsibilities a lot more.

A caveat “The Federal Ministry of Health warns that smokers are liable to die young” is boldly written on any pack of cigarettes sold in Nigeria. Despite this, more Nigerians are getting hooked on Tobacco. Do Cigarette smokers care about how long they will live or the health risks associated with smoking? In this episode of our Daily podcast, we ask smokers why they keep smoking, despite the healt...

Scorching sun, no rain, dry air, hot night and dusty day. Dry season is definitely here. With the dry season dust, also comes cough and catarrh, and to Asthmatic patients, this can be a really difficulty time. How do people cope? In this episode of our Daily podcast, we talk about ways to cope the dry dusty season.

The 2023 general election in Nigeria has remained one of the historic and dynamic polls in the country's political history. Barely nine months after the election, the judiciary has sacked at least four governors despite arguments from the parties. Is this making our democracy stronger? In this episode of our Daily podcast, we look at what role elections tribunal plays in strengthening our dem...

  Social media has been known to provide a sense of community and belonging, where people share ideas, beliefs and knowledge. But of late, trends on social media are becoming alarming and worrisome as people jump on them just for the likes. In this episode of our weekly podcasts we look at how social media trends are gradually ruining the lives of young Nigerians

Onion is a known staple in most Nigerian homes, as it is used for almost every meal.  Households now have to dig deeper into their pockets to buy onions, one of the most commonly consumed vegetables in the country as prices have risen sharply due to a biting shortage. What other alternative to onion do Nigerians have? In this episode of Our Daily podcast, we look at why the sudden hike in the pric...

Following the ongoing NLC and TUC nationwide strike and other affiliates bodies such as ASSU has become encumbered, where lecturers  were restricted from class rooms and other academic activities. Are these students healed from the last eight months strike? In this episode of our Daily Podcast, we are looking at how students are affected with ongoing NLC strike

Are Nigerians really ready to face another Naira scarcity? Is the first phase of Nigeria scarcity before, during and after February 2023 election worth remembering? CBN says the old note still remains legal tender! But Naira scarcity is said to resurface again.  How true is It? In this episode of our daily podcast, Nigeria Daily, we go on the street to ask if Nigerians are beginning to feel the ef...

Have you ever popped one quick ampiclox for a zit or a boil that has refused to clear. Or are you one of those who never complete their dosage of antibiotics? Antimicrobial resistance has become a big challenge in Nigeria and even globally. In this episode of our Daily Podcast, we are looking at how Nigerians attitude towards abuse of antibiotics is killing our healthcare system.

Over the weekend, 3 states in Nigeria had their  elections. Kogi, imo and Bayelsa state respectively. During this Widespread voter inducement was recorded and it was mainly carried out by youths. In this episode of our daily podcast, we look at what the future holds for Nigeria, as youths are taking over political vices.

Do you remember the Naira crunch! What an era, where we face scarcity of both old and new notes. What a time to remember. Well, it seems like it’s back in and around some states as the Supreme Court deadline draws near To douse the tensions, the CBN has said the Naira remains legal tender, as opposed to the Supreme Court deadline. In this episode of our daily podcast, we ask if the CBN statements...

Cooking gas, has become a major commodity in homes, although other options exist, but people still wholly rely on gas. Just recently, rumor has it that there is scarcity of cooking gas in some parts of Nigeria, mainly Lagos and Kano hence a hike in the price. How are Nigerians coping? In this episode of our Daily Podcast, we look at how the hike in cooking gas has affected Nigerians.

Seeing travel advisories released by the American, UK and just recently Canada government to its citizens in Nigeria is no news. With how international media and local media paint Nigeria, hence the need for Travel advisories is worrisome. Why does this exist? In this episode of our Daily podcast, we take a critical look at why and how this narrative has existed for so long.

At some point it felt like the fight against insurgents was coming to an end, and the north west would see an end to bomb blasts and boko haram threats. Well it seems far fetched as strings of attacks are beginning to resurface. How true is this? In this episode of our daily podcast we look at why there is a resurgence of boko haram attacks in North Eastern Nigeria

Since Nigeria started practicing democracy, the leadership has been characterized by corruption, misappropriation of public funds and offices amongst many other vices. Nigerians' constant complaints of bad governance is starting to  sound like a broken record. In this episode of our daily podcast, we are looking at different measures at which Nigerians can hold their government accountable.

The cost of living they say wants to kill the living.  Buyers are angry, sellers are pissed, Salary earners are complaining about the stagnant nature of their salaries. In this episode of our Daily podcast, we are asking how many salary earners manage their salary till the end of the next month

Stories about Hisbah and their activities in Kano have always been in the news. What exactly is happening with Hisbah in Kano? In this episode of our daily podcast we look critically at the activities of hisbah in Kano

The rise and fall in the price of the dollar has been on the lips of most Nigerians. In its way of finding a solution in strengthening the Naira, the federal government has said it is eyeing December to bring down the dollar rate to N750 per dollar. Is this a good thing? In this episode of our Daily podcast, we look at how  the government can do better with the exchange rate.

The People’s Democratic Party’s presidential candidate in the February 25, 2023 election, Atiku Abubakar, has called for a single term 6-year rotational presidency amongst the 6 geopolitical zones. Would this see a more unified Nigeria? In this episode of our Daily Podcast, we ask if this recommendation by Atiku Abubakar would work in Nigeria’s political space.