Uyo Township Stadium, Now A Shadow Of Its Former Self
Time and time again, promises were made. Time and yet, time and again, ‘work’ started, but the Uyo Township Stadium…
Oyo Residents Lament As Erected Transformer Not Connected To Power Grid
Sometime in 2020, Kola Balogun, a federal lawmaker representing Oyo South Senatorial District, presented a 300KVA electrical transformer to the…
Benue Community Residents Die While Multi-Million Naira Health Facilities Remain Locked
The time was 11 pm sometime in 2021. Heavily pregnant Rachael Adinu was alone in their home and needed urgent…
To Access Public Education, Students Trek Distances, Rent Accommodation In Other Communities
Alice Igor, 14, walks over 25 kilometres weekly from her community, Oye-Idelle, to Obusa, where she attends the Government Secondary…
How Flood Destroy Buildings, Displace Residents Of Kwara Community
“Sorry o, sorry. The rain has really worsened our roads. Let me get water for you to clean your legs.”…
Hope Sinks For Ondo Residents As Constructed Health Centre Catches Fire
Kazeem Ojo (not real name), 23, had a road accident in the Okegbe community of Ondo State in February 2022….
Ondo Community Yearn For Completion Of Abandoned Health Centre
There was optimism among residents of the Omoniyi community in Akure North local government of Ondo State when the construction…
Sokoto Residents Say Lawmaker’s Project Eases Water Scarcity In Communities
Nura Aliyu, 42, smiles as he recalls what he termed the season of water scarcity in his community. It’s been…
Kwara Residents Complain About The Deplorable State Of This Partly Rehabilitated Road
On a Saturday morning in Ilorin, a city in Nigeria’s North-Central, this reporter embarked on a journey to the Coca-Cola…
Block Of 32 Classrooms Abandoned In Osun School; Lawmaker, Contractor Blame Paucity Of Funds
The stench and buzzing flies from human faeces greeted this reporter when he approached an abandoned building in Ansar-Ud-Deen Grammar…
More Than a Workshop: How the CJID Campus Journalism Clinic Changed the Way I See Journalism
By Alhagie Omar Jallow I have attended workshops before and, like many student journalists, I usually arrive with a notebook,…
Locked Doors and Blackouts: How My Final Month at ABS Prepared Me for the Realities of Journalism by Abigail Mbah
On the morning of 19th July, I walked into the station ready to start the day as usual. I was…