Cynthia Nwanonyiri

The risks of making instant noodles a regular meal
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The risks of making instant noodles a regular meal

For many Nigerians, instant noodles have become more than a quick meal. They are the midnight rescue for students in…
Digital literacy gap persists in Nigeria despite growing internet access
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Digital literacy gap persists in Nigeria despite growing internet access

Nigeria has one of the largest internet populations in Africa, with more than 160 million active internet subscriptions, according to…
Is the reading culture in Nigeria dying?
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Is the reading culture in Nigeria dying?

For years, conversations about Nigeria’s reading culture have resurfaced in schools, literary spaces and online discussions. Many people believe the…
Hypo bleach stunt trend sparks health warnings
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Hypo bleach stunt trend sparks health warnings

In recent weeks, viral videos appearing to show Nigerian influencers drinking a bleaching product known as Hypo have sparked widespread…
Nigeria leads Forbes Africa rich list
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Nigeria leads Forbes Africa rich list

When Forbes publishes its ranking of Africa’s richest individuals, Nigeria consistently records one of the highest numbers of billionaires on…
BBL: Is the extra lift worth the associated risk?
Health

BBL: Is the extra lift worth the associated risk?

Scroll through Instagram or TikTok in Nigeria today, and one trend is difficult to miss among many women. Perfectly sculpted…
Streaming has taken over in Nigeria
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Streaming has taken over in Nigeria

Not too long ago, keeping up with new films in Nigeria meant stopping by a roadside vendor, buying a disc…
Ramadan and Lent: How to stay healthy while fasting
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Ramadan and Lent: How to stay healthy while fasting

Right now across Nigeria, people are fasting in very different ways. For Muslims observing Ramadan, the day starts before sunrise…
Automated digital platforms are quietly rewiring how Nigerian brands sell
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Automated digital platforms are quietly rewiring how Nigerian brands sell

In Nigeria’s hyper-competitive digital marketplace, speed now wins customers. A shopper who sends a message at night expects an instant…
The rise of digital learning in Nigerian classrooms
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The rise of digital learning in Nigerian classrooms

Times have changed, and so have classrooms, which are no longer just about chalkboards and textbooks. Today, many students carry…
Ramadan, Lent, and the surprising physiology of faith-driven fasting
Health

Ramadan, Lent, and the surprising physiology of faith-driven fasting

Every year, millions of Nigerians willingly sign up to be hungry, not because there is no food but because faith…
Is it still cheaper to cook or just buy food?
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Is it still cheaper to cook or just buy food?

For many Nigerians, the daily question of whether to cook at home or buy food has never been more pressing.…
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