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Rising Heat in Abuja Raises Health and Climate ConcernsResidents of Abuja have recently been grappling with unusually intense heat, a development that has left many people exhausted, uncomfortable, and concerned about their health. Over the past few weeks, temperatures in the Federal Capital Territory have climbed significantly, prompting warnings from the Nigerian Meteorological Agency (NiMet) about rising heat conditions across several parts of the country, including Abuja.The extreme heat has become difficult to ignore. In the afternoons, the sun feels harsher than usual, and many residents say stepping outside even ...
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Can We Talk About Detty December ?
“Detty December” is a popular slang term for the vibrant, party-filled festive season in Nigeria and Ghana, typically running from mid-December through the New Year. It’s a period of intense celebrations, social gatherings, concerts, and cultural events that attracts a significant influx of diaspora returnees and tourists, significantly boosting the local economy.
The phrase, coined by artist Mr. Eazi in 2016, means “to let loose and live it up” during the holidays.
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