Experts in policy development, health, education, and other relevant sectors have stressed the need to re-envision the linkage between ...

Nigeria’s housing crisis is often reduced to simple arithmetic – a deficit of 22 million units, a mantra recited without ...

According to the provision of sections 47 to 63 of the Nigerian Urban and Regional Planning Law, the power for enforcement is vested in the Development Control Departments. Various forms and ...

An America-based Nigeran nurse, has recounted her "JAPADA" experience (a Nigerian term for returning to Nigeria after living ...

While millions in Bangladesh celebrate Eid-ul-Fitr with feasts, new clothes, and family gatherings the slum dwellers of Dhaka face a different reality. In the charred remnants of the Mahakhali 'Saat ...

Erewa, Chairman/CEO, Nigerians in Diaspora Commission (NiDCOM), has congratulated the young Nigerian chess players from the Chess in Slums Initiative for their Outstanding Performance at the 12th ...

A violent altercation has erupted in Katampe, FCT Abuja during the ongoing Eid-El-Fitr celebrations, leading to injuries among several Fulani youths. The confrontation was reportedly sparked by a ...

The Police in Abuja on Tuesday said that henceforth, organisations, youth groups and hikers among others wishing to embark on camping and other gatherings, should notify the police before such ...

“While evictions are often justified by the Government as “slum upgrading” or “development” projects, they consistently fail to benefit or even involve vulnerable Nigerians and instead seem to serve ...

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Sleeping between sewer drains and noisy railway tracks, these three young women from India’s most crowded slums have defied the odds to take their education to the next level here in Sydney.