The idea of volunteering, especially in a place like Nigeria, is often interpreted as “free work”, or “working without pay”,

and with the many issues that abound in the largest economy in Africa, volunteering is not readily seen as a path to personal and community development. Volunteering is selfless service, without being forced or paid to do it for the betterment of the lives of others, and society.

Looking to grow your career right out of college? Here are some tips on what to do to avoid feeling stuck.

If you are thinking of studying abroad, consider these benefits as you plan and prepare ahead.

Despite the prevalent challenges in the country, the arts and creative industry in Nigeria continues to rise to the global limelight. Here is what you should know about the Nigerian art and creativity industry.

All foreigners planning to visit Nigeria are required to obtain a Nigerian visa unless they come from the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) countries that are exempted from obtaining a visa to enter Nigeria. If you're thinking of traveling to Nigeria anytime soon, here are some of the things you should know.

Nigeria is arguably the heartbeat of Africa. It’s been considered one of Africa’s most populous nations on earth and the seventh most populous country in the entire world. With so much history, global relevance, and cultural richness, there is so much to learn from the country’s rich heritage and its beautiful people. Yet, there have been a lot of widely spread misconceptions and myths about this promising land of greatness which has caused certain stereotypes and misinformation to the world at large.