Ajifa Solomon is a dedicated journalist with a passion for amplifying human-interest stories around tech, health, community development, and climate change. She has developed competencies in investigations and solutions journalism.
Across Nigeria, men are breaking menstrual taboos and leading efforts to end period poverty — from teaching girls about menstrual health to producing reusable sanitary pads made from banana fibre. Their bold innovations are turning waste into dignity and changing the conversation around menstruation.
In Jos, Nigeria, former addict Aramiz Adigizey is helping young men escape drug abuse through chess. With his programme, Athena Chess Foundation, he uses chess as a low-cost alternative to traditional rehab.
In Plateau State, a former leprosy settlement turned hospital is restoring dignity through free treatment and vocational training, helping survivors rebuild their lives despite stigma and insecurity.
A year after the Saints Academy building collapse in Jos, families continue to grieve, heal, and search for justice. Amid poverty, inadequate support, and broken promises, survivors like Benitha still dream of walking again.
A leaked memo warning of a bomb threat at the University of Jos has sparked fear on campus, though no official statement has been issued.
Hundreds of traders in Jos, Plateau State, are struggling to rebuild their lives after a devastating fire razed Terminus Market, destroying over 500 shops. With limited aid and widespread looting, many are left to start over from scratch.
Dozens killed in Plateau State’s Bassa LGA as government inaction fuels a deadly pattern of violence. Community voices demand accountability amid rising insecurity.
The Diamond Project promised financial freedom but left countless Nigerians in crippling debt. Behind its flashy presentations and bold claims lies a well-orchestrated scam that has siphoned millions from unsuspecting victims.
Hawan Kibo, a notorious crash corridor in Plateau State, sees frequent accidents due to reckless driving, narrow roads, and parked trucks. As deaths mount, experts and travellers demand urgent government intervention.
The Jos Water Corporation’s petition against JayFM has triggered a storm of anger in Plateau State, with residents accusing the company of evading accountability for water shortages.
One year after Athena Aramiz’s tragic death at Fertile Ground Hospital in Jos, her family’s unresolved grief and unanswered questions about alleged negligence continue to spotlight flaws in Nigeria’s healthcare system.
A JoeyOffAir investigation scoured through social media, government records, client testimonials, and expert security insights to unmask EcoTech Fuelless Generator—a scam that has swindled millions of Naira from Nigerians.
Jos is facing a growing housing crisis, driven by a population surge and rising rent prices. Young residents struggle to find affordable, decent housing, with many encountering dilapidated homes and inflated rents. Real estate agents blame the influx of new residents, rising construction costs, and the influence of cybercriminals who drive up prices.
Thousands of artisanal stone crushers in Plateau State, Nigeria, rely on backbreaking labour to earn a meagre living. Yet, their work comes at a high cost—severe health risks and minimal wages, all under harsh conditions with little government oversight.
From Banana Fibres to Sanitary Pads: Nigerian Men Lead Fight Against Period Poverty 
In Christ’s name, former addict uses chess to turn ‘drug pawns’ into ‘knights’ 
A Leprosy Centre is Restoring Dignity to Nigeria’s ‘Forgotten’ 
One Year Later, Survivors of Saints Academy School Collapse Still Struggle to Stand 
Leaked Memo Warning of Bomb Threat Stirs Panic at UNIJOS 
Jos Traders Struggle to Rebuild After Terminus Market Inferno 
Kwall Massacre: How Government Neglect Fuels a Cycle of Death 
Inside Diamond Project: The Multi-Million Naira Scam Preying on Nigerians 
Deadly Hawan Kibo: The Road Where Crashes Are Routine and Solutions Are Overdue 
Jos Water Services Corporation’s Petition Against JayFM Sparks Outrage 
A Year After, Toddler’s Death in Jos Still Raises Questions of Alleged Negligence at Fertile Ground Hospital 
The Scam Behind Nigeria’s Silent, Fuelless Generator — EcoTech! 
Young Residents Priced Out As Housing Crisis Worsens In Jos 
The Silent Toll of Artisanal Stone Crushing in Plateau