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Nigeria begins Eurobond roadshow
17 Nov 2017
Following the recent approval of President Muhammadu Buhari’s foreign borrowing plan of $5.5 billion, data gathered from the Debt Management Office revealed Nigeria’s debt stock hit N20 trillion as at September 30th.
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U.S. threatens military force against North Korea
6 Jul 2017
U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley says, "If we act together we can still prevent a catastrophe and we can rid the world of a grave threat," in response to Pyongyang's recent intercontinental ballistic missile launch.
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Worst memory at Nigerian secondary school
2 Mar 2016
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Name your old Nigerian hairstyles before brazilian hair
2 Mar 2016
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What bills do you pay monthly ?
29 Feb 2016
Battabox presenter asks Nigerians if they would pay their utility bills in a one-stop shop or do them one by one.
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Where are the jobs in Nigeria?
29 Feb 2016
These men vent their anger at jobless Nigerians.
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Ever had a boss?
29 Feb 2016
Nigerians share their 'bad boss' experiences on Battabox
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A restaurant for vegetarians in Lagos
15 Dec 2015
We visit Veggie Victory; Lagos' first restaurant for vegans.
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Odd practices of traditional birth attendants
15 Dec 2015
We take a look at some of the practices inside one of Nigeria’s numerous traditional maternity homes
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What was the best thing about growing up in Nigeria?
14 Dec 2015
We speak to a cross section of Nigerians about their childhood days
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A day at a piggery
14 Dec 2015
We embark on a guided tour of a Lagos-based piggery
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Much ado about pickpockets
14 Dec 2015
Nigerians recount their ordeals at the hands of pickpockets.
From The Street
How did you reach out to friends pre-GSM?
14 Dec 2015
Before the launch of the Global System for Mobile communications in Nigeria, Nigerians had various ways of communicating. We asked a cross-section of people how they reached out to friends and associates prior to 2001.

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