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NDDC Boosts Food Security with Edo Rice Harvest 

Adetutu A, The Insights
NDDC. Photo Credit: NDDC Facebook The Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) has celebrated the first successful harvest from its Rice and Cassava Farmers Empowerment Programme in Warrake, Owan East Local Government Area, Edo State. The initiative highlights the commission’s efforts to enhance food security and agricultural development in the Niger Delta
A group of African youths listening attentively at an anti-drug awareness seminar, with a banner that reads "Say No to Drugs" in the background.

Avoid Drug Abuse to Build a Brighter Future 

Racheal A, The Insights
Former President Olusegun Obasanjo – ARDnig Former President Obasanjo highlighted the dangers of drug abuse at a sensitisation event, urging youths to avoid drugs and seek help if needed. Experts emphasized education, prevention, and support as key strategies, with inspiring recovery stories encouraging individuals to reclaim their lives.  The Danger of Drug Abuse in
A student in Nigeria studying with books and a laptop, making informed choices about degree programs or skill-based courses.

Choose the Right Education for Success

Racheal A, The Insights
Nigeria Education Today – ARDnig This article explores how to choose relevant education for personal and business growth. It highlights in-demand courses, cautions against overcrowding fields, and suggests skill-based alternatives for better career outcomes. Understanding the Importance of Education Education is a tool for empowerment and progress, but not all
A bustling retail market in Lagos with traders and buyers interacting, showcasing inclusivity and accessibility in action.

Lagos Pioneers Retail Growth Through Digitization 

Racheal A, The Insights
Lagos state Governor Babajide Sanwolu – ARDnig Lagos is transforming its retail sector through inclusivity, sustainability, and digital innovation. The state’s initiatives focus on supporting small businesses, promoting eco-friendly practices, and improving infrastructure. Digital programmes aim to equip women and businesses with modern skills, while public-private
"Graduates facing unemployment in Nigeria, with solutions like SME support, improved security, and better policies highlighted."

Rising Graduate Unemployment in Nigeria Understanding the Challenges and Finding Solutions 

Racheal A, The Insights
Graduate unemployment in Nigeria is a growing issue caused by poor infrastructure, collapsing industries, and insecurity. The government must support SMEs, privatize failing facilities, and improve security to create jobs and empower youth.  The Growing Problem of Graduate Unemployment  Unemployment among Nigerian graduates is increasing, leaving many unable to find