Caleb Ijioma is a freelance reporter based in Nigeria, with a focus on local news and issues. His work has been featured in publications such as The Nation News, WithinNigeria, and Opinion Nigeria. Caleb covers a wide range of topics, including politics, education, data protection, and social issues, providing comprehensive analysis and insight into the Nigerian context.
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On September 21, 2022, the Senate confirmed Justice Olukayode Ariwoola as the Chief Justice of Nigeria (CJN).
By: Caleb Ijioma
After a long journey back from Ladoke Akintola University of Technology (LAUTECH) in Ogbomoso, Oyo State, on August 17th, I had to attend a dinner party
By: Caleb Ijioma
In an effort to curb underage admissions into tertiary institutions in Nigeria, the federal government, through the Minister of Education, Tahir Mamman, directed on
Health workers' migration has been an important issue in Nigeria. These migrations of health workers continue to deepen as a result of educational and management issues, better career opportunities abroad, insecurity, lack of investment in medical equipment, poor salaries, and irregular payments, amongst others, making Nigeria one of the 55 countries with a severe shortage of health workers.
By: Caleb Ijioma
Nigerians were thrown into shock on September 5th when the death of Christianah Idowu, a 300-level student of the Federal University of Agriculture,
A month after the 10-day protest, #EndBadGovernance, held between August 1st to 10th, Nigerians are gearing up for the October 1st protest tagged “National Day of Survival.” October 1st is a significant day in Nigeria, set aside to commemorate the country's independence from colonial British rule in 1960.
By: Caleb Ijioma
The country was thrown into tragedy on October 17th, as a petrol tanker explosion killed scores of people and injured many others. Media reports currently estimate the death toll at 166, and this number continues to rise daily.
October has been marked by several significant national events. From protests on Independence Day to rising fuel prices and a bill proposing the establishment of a university in the President's name, these developments have attracted public attention and are reshaping the current state of the country.
It was on the 20th of April that Asimiyu Suraju, a resident of Ogun State, was arrested by the Nigeria Police Force (NPF) over allegations of involvement
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