Nigeria ranked 106th of 147 in the 2026 World Happiness Report, a third straight fall. A new essay asks what "I am strong today" is really covering for.
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FG to sell petrol at cost at the national oil company's stations for 30 days. Voter card collection starts nationwide today. Moove exits Nigeria and hands customers about NGN35bn of cars.
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20 abducted Imo corps members freed after a week. Presidency admits reforms pushed more Nigerians into poverty. FG pays university non-teaching staff eight months of arrears.
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World Bank now expects Nigeria's economy to grow 4.3% in 2026. Air Force says 25, not 32, were on the Ondo plane. Four states approve the state police amendment.
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Air Force plane carrying 32 crashes in Ondo, Tinubu declares three days of mourning. INEC says the voter register tops 103 million. Kidnappers cut ransom for 20 Imo corps members.
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For me the Nigerians dream is a Nigeria that works. It's a country where you can choose a simple or an extraordinary life, and there's dignity in both.
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Police find the camp holding 20 abducted Imo corps members but say it is mined with explosives. Public servants threaten a total strike. Lagos universities shut over unpaid arrears.
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my Nigerian dream is a country that works - citizens believe that their honest work will lead to economic freedom for them. The environment looks beautiful, education and healthcare are world class, everyone has access. People trust and support each other regardless of tribe. Etc
What is the Nigerian dream? One essay finds four: a golden spoon, a business that blows, a destiny helper, and japa. None of them connect. Read this week's Sunday Edition free: https://t.co/4DgC4I2GiJ