New 07/12/2018 – by Christoph Kannengießer Linking policies on development and trade Read full article
Childhood 22/03/2018 – by Damilola Oyedele Forgotten heroes Orphans who raise their younger siblings deserve special attention, not only in Nigeria Read
High blood pressure 20/02/2018 – by Damilola Oyedele A social divide In Nigeria, the poor tend to ignore the early symptoms of hypertension that must be taken seriously Read
Youth 09/08/2017 – by Damilola Oyedele The fates of two teenage mothers In Nigeria, many girls’ lives are ruined by early pregnancy Read
Sex education 08/08/2017 – by Damilola Oyedele Face the truth Nigeria’s incidence of teenage pregnancies is unacceptably high Read
Livestock 18/05/2017 – by Damilola Oyedele Cattle in the cassava field Desperate herders terrify Nigerian farmers Read
Water stress 11/05/2017 – by Damilola Oyedele The dwindling lake Climate change in the Lake Chad region affects several countries negatively Read
Beauty 12/09/2016 – by Damilola Oyedele Embracing blackness Many African women stop using relaxers on their hair Read
Identification technology 12/03/2016 – by Damilola Oyedele Permanent voter cards prevent election fraud In Nigeria’s 2015 general elections democracy was strengthened thanks to digital data Read
Internally displaced persons 24/01/2016 – by Damilola Oyedele Refugees in their own country Because of Boko Haram’s terror attacks, millions of Nigerians are on the run Read
Elections 04/03/2015 – by Damilola Oyedele In fear of voters Many Nigerians believe the elections were postponed because the ruling party was afraid of losing Read
Nowadays 05/01/2015 – by Damilola Oyedele A man’s war against obstetric fistula Damilola Oyedele: Many young mothers in northern Nigeria suffer obstetric fistula after childbirth. Read
