Nigeria Daily

It’s Christmas, a special holiday Nigerians look forward to just to experience what is known as detty December.

But with the economic situation, are Nigerians enjoying a detty December?

Join us in this episode of our daily podcast as we find out!

Many are mad, but a few are roaming, goes the popular slang used to describe the mental state of Nigerians sometimes.
 
Have Nigerians   survived 2023 with their mental state intact?

In this episode of our daily podcast we look at how Nigeria s survived the ups and Downs of 2023 mentally!?

Health authorities have reported elevated dengue fever activity in Sokoto State, Nigeria, with more than 80 cases (13 confirmed, 71 suspected) reported Nov. 1-Dec. 16. 

The last outbreak in Nigeria was reported in 2019.

How many Nigerians really know what Dengue fever is?

In this episode of our Daily podcast, we are looking what dengue fever is and why one should avoid it at all costs.

Many Nigerians are looking for ways to leave the country, either by studying or working abroad. However, some of them end up being scammed by fake UK job offers.

How can you tell if a UK job opportunity is genuine or not? What are the red flags to watch out for?

 In this episode of our daily podcast, we will share some simple tips to help you avoid being duped by Japa scammers.

Fake food, simply known as food fraud generally has been taking the lives of Nigerians.

To confirm products originality, Nigerians usually lookout for the NAFDAC registration number on products, but with fake products on the loose, does NAFDAC number still determine an original product?

Join us on this episode of our daily podcast as we look at ways to spot a fake product, even with NAFDAC number.

There’s a lot of talk about skills vs. degrees or skills vs. certifications. 

Which is more important in a work space? Degree or skills or certifications?

Join us on this episode of the Daily podcast as we look at why skills are important and simple skills that can land you a dream job.

Federal Universities, Polytechnics and Colleges of Education have been taken off from the Integrated Personnel Payment System (IPPIS).

Is this for good or for bad?

In this episode of our daily podcast, we look at what to expect now that universities are free from IPPIS.

Food is an essential commodity that everyone needs to survive.

There was once a time in Nigeria where with one hundred Naira, you could get 2 small noodles at 35 naira each and one egg at 30 naira. Be rest assured a pot of food was ready.

Would we see the prices come back to what it was?

Join us on this episode of our Daily podcast, as Nigerian take us down memory lane on how affordable prices of their favorite goods and services used to be in the past.

What a moment that was for the Nigerian space as Victor Osimhen bags Player of the year at CAF Awards.

He has now become the first player from the West African nation to win the award in 24 years and only the fifth in the country’s football history.

The last time that was won was in 1999, by Kanu Nwankwo.

In this episode of our daily podcast we look at reasons why the award has not been won by Nigeria since 1999.

In June, Governor Abba Yusuf, suspended salaries of over 10,000 workers employed during the twilight of the administration of the immediate-past governor, Abdullahi Ganduje.

Now after several screening, over 9,000 were reinstated. But for the period of suspension, they were working with no pay.

What exactly is their fate?

Join us on this episode of the weekly as we find out.