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Nigerian Parents And Children Among Least Supportive Globally Of Under-16s Social Media Ban

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By Gajal Gupta
| The Nigerian Voice Verified
Family First unveils preliminary findings from world’s first global intergenerational study of a social media ban for under-16s in 15 countries Just 39% of Nigerian parents back a social media ban for under-16s, the second lowest globally. Support is highest in Malaysia (77%) and India (75%), and lowest in Japan (38%) Data reveals a similar result among children: 36% of Nigerian children support a ban – only a 3-point gap compared to parents, the smallest gap globally.
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Open Society Announces Fellowships For Four Public Intellectuals In Nigeria

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By Gajal Gupta
| The Nigerian Voice Verified
The Open Society Fellowship will support critical thinkers in seven cities across Africa, Asia, Latin America, and the Middle East NEW YORK, July 15, 2025 — The Open Society Foundations today announced the names of four Nigerian intellectuals who were selected for the USD 120,000 Open Society Fellowship for the Global South. They are part of a group of thirty-one public intellectuals from seven cities in the Global South, who will serve as Open Society Fellows in 2025-26.
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Improving road safety in India

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By Gajal Gupta, Belinda Liversedge Verified
| britsafe.in
India has a poor record on road safety, with recent research from the India State-Level Disease Burden Initiative showing that road injuries were the leading cause of death among males aged 15-39 and the second leading cause of death in this age group for both sexes combined.
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