Mineral Resources: A Blessing or a Curse? Plateau State Under the Microscope
By Time Nigeria
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Jos, the state capital—fondly called the Tin City—bears the scars of decades of mining. Tin shades dot its landscape, and mineral processing…
Reframing Resilience VI: From Vulnerability to Value—Embedding Nigeria’s Youth into Climate, Health, and Economic Governance
By Time Nigeria
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By Omonon Chidi-Nwafor Nigeria’s youth are frequently described as the nation’s greatest asset. Yet in practice, they are still largely treated…
I’ve combed the legislative books, the Legislative Power and Privileges Act, the Acts Interpretation Act, the Constitution, and the Senate rule books…
Reframing Resilience V: The Climate Generation Nigeria Overlooks — and Why It Matters
By Time Nigeria
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By Omonon Nwafor-Chidi Nigeria’s youth are living through a convergence of pressures no previous generation has had to confront: a warming…
After Nnamdi Kanu’s Conviction, Nigeria Must Confront the Grievances that Never Went Away
By Time Nigeria
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The gavel has fallen. Nnamdi Kanu now faces life behind bars, save for his right to appeal. Sokoto becomes his new address…
In recent weeks, the scale of kidnappings has escalated sharply. In Niger State, 34 students and three teachers were abducted from a…
Reframing Resilience (III): From Insight to Action — Mobilizing Nigeria’s Youth in a Climate-Challenged Era
By Time Nigeria
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In the first two installments of Reframing Resilience, we explored the pressures shaping Nigeria’s youth and uncovered how climate stress, substance vulnerability,…
The recent exchange between former Ekiti State Governor Ayo Fayose and former President Olusegun Obasanjo has once again revealed a fundamental truth…
Reframing Resilience (II): A Climate-Informed Drug Strategy for Protecting Nigeria’s Youth
By Time Nigeria
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Resilience has become one of the most overused words in Nigeria’s public discourse. We invoke it whenever we speak about young people…
