Author: Eyitayo Jemimah Ajayi

A reflective essay on the normalization of harassment, exploring how Mexico’s president’s assault exposes society’s quiet acceptance of everyday violations. The normalization of harassment is one of the most disturbing yet invisible forces shaping modern life. When Mexico’s President Claudia Sheinbaum was groped in public despite her position and security, the world was forced to confront an uncomfortable truth: if such an act can happen to a head of state, what hope exists for ordinary women who face the same daily violations without cameras or protection? This event did not simply reveal a criminal act; it exposed how deeply the…

The Nigerian influencers’ economy is booming in 2025, turning everyday creators into digital celebrities and transforming entertainment and brand marketing. The Nigerian influencer economy has become one of the fastest-growing sectors in Africa’s digital landscape. From Instagram reels and TikTok dances to YouTube skits and brand collaborations, content creation is no longer just a pastime. It’s a thriving industry that is reshaping entertainment, advertising, and culture in Nigeria. In 2025, the lines between celebrity and content creator are blurring. Everyday Nigerians are becoming stars from their living rooms, using short-form videos, viral humor, and relatable storytelling to connect with millions.…

House of Dynamite movie review: Kathryn Bigelow returns with a tense Netflix thriller that fuses realism, suspense, and moral chaos in a nuclear crisis. In this House of Dynamite movie review, Kathryn Bigelow’s latest Netflix release explodes onto screens with intellectual tension rather than visual fireworks. The Oscar-winning director behind The Hurt Locker and Zero Dark Thirty crafts a nerve-wracking thriller that examines power, panic, and decision-making when a rogue nuclear missile threatens the United States. Bigelow delivers not just suspense, but a study of how systems, political, military, and human, fail under pressure. With its chilling realism, House of…

The protracted Ochanya Case against serial child rape and death exposed Nigeria’s flawed legal system. Calls for appeal and judicial reform are ongoing for justice. The tragic death of Elizabeth Ochanya Ogbanje in October 2018 was a devastating indictment of the systemic failure to protect children from sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV) in Nigeria. At just 13, Ochanya, an internally displaced orphan, allegedly died from health complications linked to years of serial rape and abuse by her guardian, Andrew Ogbuja, and his son, Victor Ogbuja, in Benue State. Her harrowing ordeal and death immediately became a national symbol for the…

Read about the worst prisons in the world, where torture, overcrowding, and neglect reign. When we talk about the worst prisons in the world, we uncover stories not just of confinement, but of human suffering at its most extreme. Behind fortified walls and iron bars, thousands of inmates endure cruelty, starvation, and neglect that defy the basic standards of human rights. From the jungles of Africa to the deserts of the Middle East, these prisons serve as grim reminders of justice systems gone wrong — where punishment replaces humanity. 1. Muhanga Correctional Facility, Rwanda The Muhanga Correctional Facility sits high…

The saga of Regina Daniels and Ned Nwoko’s relationship serves as a lesson in contrasts, love and fame on one side, pain and allegations on the other.

Justice systems around the world are evolving, moving away from pure punishment toward rehabilitation and human dignity. While some nations still operate harsh prison regimes, others have pioneered a more compassionate model that focuses on reform, respect, and reintegration. According to the International Security Journal, these countries are celebrated for having the best prison systems in the world, where correctional facilities serve as centres of change rather than cages of despair. 1. Norway – A Model of Rehabilitation Norway consistently ranks first among the best prison systems in the world due to its humane philosophy. Facilities like Halden and Bastøy Prisons…

Discover profitable entrepreneurial ventures for Nigerian graduates seeking financial freedom and business success in Nigeria’s growing economy. In a country where job opportunities remain limited, many young people are turning to self-employment as a way to secure financial freedom and stability. The rise of entrepreneurial ventures for Nigerian graduates has transformed the mindset of thousands who now see entrepreneurship not as a last resort but as a path to success. For Nigerian graduates, starting a small business can be both exciting and rewarding, offering independence, growth, and income potentialIn a country where job opportunities remain limited, many young people are…

Before saying I do, Nigerians must learn the key things every couple should know about love, money, and marriage to avoid emotional and financial heartbreak. Marriage is one of life’s most beautiful commitments, but there are certain things Nigerians need to know before saying I do. In a world where love is celebrated but divorce rates continue to climb, understanding marriage beyond romance has become crucial. Before walking down the aisle, couples must learn that marriage is not just about emotions; it’s also about responsibility, communication, and financial awareness. Marriage in the Modern World In Nigeria, marriage is still seen…

The 2025 Nobel Prizes were awarded to a diverse group of thinkers, scientists, writers and activists whose work ranges from the deepest questions in quantum physics to grassroots struggles for democracy. The New Daily Prime has summarised each laureate (or group of laureates), explained the discovery or achievement the Nobel committees awarded, and described why it matters. Physiology or Medicine – Mary E. Brunkow, Frederick J. Ramsdell, Shimon Sakaguchi What they discovered: The committees recognised work that clarified how the immune system avoids attacking the body’s own tissues, specifically mechanisms of peripheral immune tolerance and key regulatory T cell…