Nigeria Daily

Nigerian students stranded in Sudan has somewhat drawn the attention of Nigerians to the happenings in the country.

Of recent, some experts are of the opinion that what is currently playing out in Sudan would most likely occur in Nigeria one day.
How possible is that?

In this episode of Nigeria Daily, we look at what Nigeria should learn form the happenings in Sudan and how Nigeria can avoid what is happening there.

The BVN was introduced to uniquely identify customers of Nigerian banks.

Since its introduction, the BVN has become an important requirement for opening and maintaining bank accounts in the country. meaning if you do not have a BVN, you cannot open an account with a bank or any financial institution.

Do we have Nigerians who don’t have bank accounts?

In this episode of our Daily podcast, we look at why some Nigerians don’t have bank accounts and what it means for the Nigerian financial sector.

Nigerian students trying to escape from Sudan are stranded in the desert a few hours drive out of the capital Khartoum, as an agreed ceasefire slips away. 

Is there a reason for this?  Find out jin this episode of Nigeria Daily.

The 2023 elections have long gone, winners have been declared and losers are either battling out in court or licking their wounds.

 Women’s participation in politics has been clamored for. In this election, what percentage of women participated in politics?

In this episode of our Daily podcast, we critically look at why Ninety-six per cent of women who contested for various positions in the just concluded 2023 general elections lost to their male counterparts.

The rains are on the way, which means that sluggish waterways and luxuriant vegetation will undoubtedly bloom along with mosquitoes and malaria

 In Nigeria Malaria is transmitted throughout, with 97% of the population at risk of malaria.

On this edition of Nigeria Daily, we examine some widespread myths about malaria among Nigerians.

The fact that hundreds of Nigerians are currently trapped in Sudan is no longer news.

Since the conflict between the forces of the two opposing generals in Khartoum, the capital of Sudan, began, hundreds have died. 

What prevents the Nigerian government from evacuating its nationals when other nations have done so?

This week on the Daily podcast, we examine the underlying cause of the government's delays

There is an outbreak of Meningitis which has claimed more then a hundred lives in Nigeria according to NCDC.

Are there myths about Meningities? In this episode of Nigeria Daily, we find out and more.

The holy month of Ramadan is coming to an end.

We observed some individuals prior to Ramadan who insisted on getting married before Ramadan in order to share their first Ramadan with their spouse.

This week's Daily Podcast asks newlyweds about their experiences throughout Ramadan.

The 2023 elections have come and gone, supplementary elections are over as well.

The overthrow of senior lawmakers by younger ones was one of the surprises.

In this edition of our Daily podcast, we examine how the young politicians were successful in ousting the incumbents from their positions while they relate their own experiences.

The concept of insurance Although unpopular in Nigeria, it appears to be extremely popular and profiting greatly in other regions.

Why is Nigeria's situation unique?

This week's Daily podcast examines how Nigerians actually view insurance.