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- Sep 28, 2026
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Lifeline for single mothers (opens the original)
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For 11 years, Helen Dania, Lead Pastor of Apostle Royal Church, has been showing up for single mothers in need and their children. Through her NGO, Women on the Frontline Empowerment Initiative, she has made visible impact in homes across Lagos and beyond. Beneficiaries say the initiative has paid school fees, rented houses, and provided consistent support where government and family failed. Grace Augustine, one of the women who gathered to celebrate Apostle Dania as she turns 66, said two of he
How farmers, traders cause harm with chemicals (opens the original)
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Former Vice President, Yemi Osinbajo gave a warning that shocked many families. He revealed that tests on his wife’s freshly squeezed orange juice, which caused her prolonged headaches, showed it was not fit for human consumption due to chemicals used on the fruit. The oranges, like much of the produce in our markets, had been chemically preserved. That revelation proved that across Nigeria’s farms and markets, farmers and traders are using toxic pesticides to preserve crops and vegetables, and
Concerns as fake herbal products flood social media (opens the original)
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Counterfeit packaged herbal products now move in Nigeria. Not in open markets, but on Instagram, on TikTok, on Facebook pages with 30,000 followers and blue verification badges bought for different amounts depending on the product. The packaging looks professional. The claims are bold, but the regulations are missing. For decades, herbal medicine has been part of Nigerian healthcare. From agbo in the village to bitters in the city, people have turned to roots, leaves and barks for relief. The di
Concerns as fake herbal products flood social media (opens the original)
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Counterfeit packaged herbal products now move in Nigeria. Not in open markets, but on Instagram, on TikTok, on Facebook pages with 30,000 followers and blue verification badges bought for different amounts depending on the product. The packaging looks professional. The claims are bold, but the regulations are missing. For decades, herbal medicine has been part of Nigerian healthcare. From agbo in the village to bitters in the city, people have turned to roots, leaves and barks for relief. The di
How people without fingerprints are lockeHow people without (opens the original)
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A mother recently narrated how her teenage daughter went to register for Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) and tried to thumbprint, but the biometric scanner couldn’t capture her thumbs. She sought medical advice from a dermatologist where her daughter was diagnosed with a condition called Adermatoglyphia. It is a rare genetic disorder that prevents fingerprint patterns from forming. People are born with smooth fingertips, no ridges, no loops, no whorls. As Nigeria fully uses bio
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