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The country is rolling out a comprehensive Audience Measurement System (AMS) to replace guesswork with precise data on television consumption habits across Nigerian households.
Rising costs and financial strain compel millions of Nigerian families to prioritize basic caloric intake over nutritional balance, exacerbating public health concerns. The crisis underscores the severe impact of macroeconomic challenges on everyday food security.
Nearly half of Nigerian households lack electricity, prompting discussions on diversifying the nation's energy mix, including wind power, to solve the persistent power crisis.
The Nigerian Army has justified a precision airstrike in Jilli village, Borno State, claiming it targeted a terrorist hub, despite reports of civilian deaths. Survivors have since recounted their ordeal, stating they were legitimate animal traders at Jilli market when the attack occurred, while Amnesty International condemned the incident.
The Guardian Nigeria maintains an ongoing archive of articles examining dietary patterns, food security, and nutritional health across Nigerian households.
A collection of recent reports examines various aspects of Nigerian diaspora life, highlighting immigration services, economic integration, and diplomatic summits between California and Lagos. The coverage underscores ongoing efforts to strengthen cross-border ties and support vulnerable households.
Nigerian households are facing an increasing financial burden to maintain a healthy diet, as rising costs and inflation make healthy eating a luxury.
Nigerian households are facing increased cooking gas prices, reaching N1,000/kg, after the Dangote refinery adjusted its prices amidst rising logistics costs.
An ongoing series of features examines dietary patterns, food security, and nutritional health across Nigerian households, highlighting regional challenges and community-based solutions.
A nationwide survey reveals how global supply disruptions and domestic bottlenecks have combined to drive up the cost of Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) in Nigeria, putting severe pressure on consumers and businesses.
As inflation intensifies in Nigeria, households and small businesses are increasingly adopting flexible, low-cost microinsurance solutions, leading to a shift in the retail insurance landscape.