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Kano Has Been Ranked Nigeria’s Best State To Raise A Family (See Full List)

Kano State has been ranked the best state to raise a family in Nigeria ahead of Lagos and Abuja, according to a new report by SBM Intelligence. The report, published on May 26, tit...

Modupe Ayobami: Why Do Nigerian Marriages Struggle Abroad?

Most couples planning to relocate talk about visas, job prospects, and which city offers the best opportunities. Very few sit down to have the conversation that actually determines...

New study shows second-generation Nigerian Americans' educational attainment exceeds all other racial/ethnic groups in U...

Nigeria’s Growing Number of Political Dynasties

Wikipedia says “A political family (also referred to as a political dynasty) is a family in which multiple members are involved in politics, particularly electoral politics. Member...

How a ₦20m Move to the UK Ended in Deportation for a Nigerian Family of Five

A Nigerian family of five has reportedly been deported from the United Kingdom following a dispute that led to the discovery of irregularities in their immigration documents. The f...

All Hail the Nigerian Woman

I visited a friend two weeks ago. He had come from Kaduna for the same wedding I attended. He stayed indoors almost the entire time, before and after the ceremony, and I got curiou...

All Hail the Nigerian Woman

I visited a friend two weeks ago. He had come from Kaduna for the same wedding I attended. He stayed indoors almost the entire time, before and after the ceremony, and I got curiou...

How Kano became Nigeria’s best state to raise a family

A new report by SBM Intelligence has ranked Kano as the best state in Nigeria for raising a family

Fatherhood, aging, and the fragile future of care in Nigeria

There is a quiet tragedy unfolding in Nigeria, and it rarely trends.   It does not explode like fuel prices. It does not march through streets like elections. It does not scream li...

“Don’t let anyone deceive you, there are places better than home†— Nige...

Nigeria: In Borno, Cash Transfers Are Helping Families Treat Malnutrition Beyond the Clinic

[Nigeria Health Watch] Bilkisu, a resident of Njimtilo in the Konduga area of Borno State, lives with a visual impairment, while her children remain out of school as the family str...

Money Is Made in Nigeria, But Wealth Dies Here

Listening to Phyna break down on TikTok is uncomfortable because it feels familiar. A Big Brother Naija winner, millions in prize money, boreholes drilled for family, every relativ...

Nigeria’s aso-oke weaving tradition gains global spotlight

In Iseyin, a quiet town in southwestern Nigeria, shaded corners and narrow alleys have become busy hubs for weaving aso-oke, a traditional Yoruba fabric. Long produced by hand, the...

World Autism Day: Nigerian families battle stigma, high therapy costs

Discover the challenges families face with autism in Nigeria, from social stigma and late diagnosis to the high cost of therapy and lack of support. Read More: https://punchng.com...

How Nigerian Parents Can Become Their Child’s Confidant

As Nigerian parents, we often pride ourselves on providing for our children. This includes ensuring they go to the best schools, wear good clothes, and have a roof over their heads...

Navigating the great Pakistani family transition

Material abundance, psychological fragility; Pakistan's children have everything except roots

Nigeria and Much of Africa Helped Build the Foreign Football Market. Why Won’t We Build Ours?

Paul Lucky Okoku Arsenal’s 22-year triumph is worth celebrating — but Nigeria must also ask why we pour so much passion, money, and identity into foreign football while our own

“Her excellence brought hope to our family” – Mother of PalmPay Young Stars Awardee

For many families, academic success is not just a personal achievement but a shared victory, a source of renewed hope, and often, a turning point. This was the case for the family...

From Survival To Success: Yobe Women Are Expanding Chicken Farming

Despite displacement and harsh weather, these ladies are cleaning cages and crushing poverty, women are proving that the future of farming isn't just a man’s world—it’s a backyard...

The Nigerian Child in 2027

“It is 9 o’clock. Do you know where your children are?” That famous line, made popular by the retired NTA anchorman Frank Olize, used to sound like a gentle public service reminder...

They Took a Closer Look at Black Families—What Researchers Found Out, May Shift the Narrative

Discover the real truth about Black families, their strength, joy, and daily life that challenges s...

The Paradox of Patronage: Africa’s Broken Social Contract

For decades, Nigeria has provided the fertile soil upon which South African corporate giants have built their global empires. From the digital signals of our telecommunications to...

The Family Shapes Health Before Government Ever Does

Walk through a community center in rural Ohio, a village clinic in Uganda, or a maternity ward in Honduras, and you’ll see the same quiet truth. A healthy child was usually carried...

Abiodun Adesanya: Flying High Above Inheritance

Inside a building older than many of its occupants on Broad Street, Lagos, a young silk’s son sits beneath the weight of a formidable name.  Abiodun Adesanya is a lawyer