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Same-sex Relationships in Nigeria: A Criminological Analysis
Hassan Idris analyzes the legal status of same-sex relationships and marriage in Nigeria from a socio-criminological perspective.
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Institution of Religion: A Unifying System in Nigeria
Sarah Daniel writes about the institution of religion in Nigeria. Identifying religion as a tool for unity in society. "Our diversity strengthens our unity!"
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The Menace of Out-of-School Children In Nigeria: A Challenge to National Security
Applied worldwide guest writer, Adamu Muhammad writes about the menace of out-of-school children in Nigeria. Nigerian social problem.
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The What, Why, and How of Corruption in Nigeria
Applied Worldwide guest contributor, Abdulbaki Ahmad writes about the what, why, and how of corruption in Nigeria.
World Art Day: Art is Important to our Society
Applied Worldwide's guest Contributor Aduwo Ayodele writes in commemoration of the World Art Day. Highlighting artistics creations and society.
Promoting Nigerian Writers: #NigerianWritersLift
Applied Worldwide Nigeria is proud to launch our Nigerian Writers Lift campaign. If you are a Nigerian writer, we invite you to participate in the campaign!
Meeting Lateefah Rufai for a Nigerian Writers Lift
Profile of one of our Nigerian Writers Lateefah Rufai. Learn about her story of becoming a writer, her achievements, and her greatest advice!
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Patriotism and Education: A Remedy to Nigeria’s Degrading Infections
Applied Worldwide's guest contributor Sulaiman Adamu writes about the remedy to Nigeria's degrading infections; education, patriotism and unity.
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Youths and Political Thuggery in Nigeria and its Consequences
Applied Worldwide guest writer, Muhammad Abubakar writes on the menace of youths and political thuggery in Nigeria and its consequences.
Panacea to the Challenges of the Nigerian Citizens
Adepoju Isaiah Gbenga writes about social challenges of Nigeria and how social science can be part of a solution.