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In 1989, this 56-year-old’s love for football died after a traumatic night during one of Nigeria's greatest football matches. While he’s now indifferent towards the sport, he supports his son’s dream of becoming a footballer. How? Driving cabs.

As you handle the complexities of being an adult, make smart choices and remember, we gather dey!

We have a new government in Nigeria, and our partner @CivicHive writes to young Nigerians about how to hold the current administration accountable by using innovative tools.

After the 1970s oil boom, Yakubu Gowon famously said "Money is not Nigeria's problem. But how to spend it." But it’s 2023, and we no longer hear of impressive revenue but of trillions of naira in debt instead. How did we get here? Researcher, Sanni Alausa-Issa walks us down memory lane. Read now.

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This story is a first-person account of events from one of these corps members, who worked as a presiding officer in the February 25 presidential election in Osun state.

I’m sure you’d have never guessed it, but Zikoko is TechCabal’s younger sister. Like all last-borns, she’s the more irreverent publication. But in a move to be more like her elder sibling who relaunched his website in 2022, Zikoko is also relaunching hers. TechCabal wants to know why she’s copying him.