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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.
From The Street
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
From The Street
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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Sport
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