Is Resin Art Masculine, Feminine, or Genderless?
Maryam Idris Bappa writes about the association of gender with resin art. She talks about art as a symbol of expression, not gender-based.
Banditry in Nigeria: the Crisis and the Economics Behind It
Ezomo Godson, a guest contributor on Applied Worldwide Nigeria, writes about banditry in Nigeria. Stating the economics behind the crisis.
Urbanization, slums and the Environment: Nigeria’s Cities Caught Between Growth and Collapse
Faith Soremekun, a guest contributor on Applied Worldwide Nigeria, writes on urbanization, a possible link for growth and collapse for Nigerian cities.
Why is there a Year-End Party Surge?
MJ, a guest contributor at Applied Worldwide Nigeria, writes about the year-end party surge that typically takes over the internet in Nigeria every year.
Is Vaping Safe? The New Public Health Challenge
Recently, vaping has made international news more than a few times. Abroad, it’s everywhere among teenagers. However, as always, young adults are the primary focus of this relatively new health issue. Vaping in Nigeria has grown fast over the past few years, and is now seen as more trendy than…
Study and Work Abroad: Best Options for Nigerians
Ezomo Godson shares valuable insights for Nigerians who wish to study and work abroad. Giving tips on where to choose and how to process applications.
Corruption in the Nigerian Police Force: Who’s to Blame?
MJ, a guest contributor on Applied Worldwide Nigeria, writes about the origin of corruption in the Nigerian police force. And pathways to reform.
How Burning Turaren Wuta Incense Affects Your Health
Turaren Wuta is a cultural item usually associated with the Hausa-Fulani people of Nigeria. In this article, Maryam Idris-Bappa talks about how it affects our health.
Smart Homes in Nigeria: Tech Trends Transforming Nigerian Living Spaces
Ezomo Godson, a guest contributor on Applied Worldwide Nigeria, writes about the growing number of smart homes in Nigeria. Detailing its usage and issues
#FreeNnamdiKanuNow: Why Nigerians Are Protesting in Abuja
Nigerians in Abuja are on the streets protesting with placards saying, #FreeNnamdiKanuNow. Who is Nnamdi Kanu and what has he done?