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News — fast, factual, unvarnished. This is the place for time-sensitive reporting, verified developments, and concise explainers that get readers up to speed quickly. Tone: clear, evidence-first, impartial but culturally aware. Content types: breaking updates, short explainers, timeline updates, verified statements. Goal: inform quickly, link to primary sources, and create follow-ups with deeper context.


Mining, Bandits and Foreign Workers: Untangling the Story Behind Kogi & Kwara’s Insecurity
Kogi and Kwara keep making headlines for bandit attacks, mining disputes and foreign workers caught in the middle. This explainer breaks down what public reports actually show — no rumours, no speculation — just the patterns shaping insecurity across both states.

Sean
Dec 15 min read


Inside Nigeria’s Border Towns: Trade, Survival, and the Hidden Cost of Life at the Edge
Across Seme, Jibiya and other border hubs, traders face checkpoints, inflated costs and rising insecurity. This analysis maps the gap between official trade figures and the lived reality at Nigeria’s edges.

Sean
Nov 134 min read


When Prophecy Meets Payments: What the OPay Clip Reveals About Faith, Fear and Fintech in Nigeria
The OPay prophecy shows how religious authority can move money faster than facts. This analysis explains why Nigerians judge fintech through relationships, and what OPay’s reply means for trust.

Sean
Nov 113 min read


London Killings: A City Grieving, A System on Trial
The London killings force a hard question: is this a cycle of policy failure or a call to act? Here’s what happened, what’s being done, and the practical fixes London urgently needs.

Sean
Nov 64 min read


RSF Weapons Trail: Sorting Facts from Claims — and Why Kenya’s Name is in the Crossfire
Here’s the gist: reports link Kenyan-labelled munitions and flights to Sudan’s RSF, but a public UN report naming JKIA isn’t available. 99Pluz checked UN files, OSINT and open-source investigations to separate verified facts from amplified claims.

Sean
Oct 303 min read


NDLEA’s Proxy Nightclub Raid: Enforcement or State Violence? Tuoyo Says He Was Beaten — The Government Owes Nigerians Answers
Here’s the gist: NDLEA raided Proxy Nightclub in Lagos on Oct 26, arresting over 100 people. A high-profile patron, Tuoyo, alleges he was beaten. This isn’t just a drug enforcement story — it’s about accountability, evidence, and rights.

Sean
Oct 293 min read
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