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The #EndSARS Anniversary: Tear Gas, a Lekki Memorial and Six Years of Unanswered Questions
Six years after the 2020 #EndSARS shooting, tear gas disrupted the Lekki memorial as Nigerians continued to demand justice, accountability and police reform.
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Crypto treasury companies use Bitcoin and other digital assets as corporate reserves. Understand their strategy, financing models, and investment risks.
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Standard Chartered is set to acquire digital asset custodian Zodia Custody, a move that will significantly integrate Zodia's services into the bank's expanding global digital asset offerings. This acquisition underscores Standard Chartered's commitment to deepening its crypto-related services for institutional clients, building on its presence in key markets worldwide. The deal reflects a broader trend of major banks entering the digital asset custody space.Ripple Unleashes New Institutional Frontiers with RLUSD Loans and 24/7 Stock Trading
Ripple has launched 24/7 stock trading via its Ripple Prime platform, enabling institutional clients to use its native stablecoin, RLUSD, as collateral. This development aims to expand RLUSD's utility in institutional finance, though concerns about limited liquidity in emerging 24/7 markets persist.Nigeria’s ₦2 Billion Rule for Crypto Exchanges and Custodians: Can Smaller Firms Keep Up?
Can smaller crypto operators meet Nigeria’s SEC capital requirements and remain competitive, or will the cost of compliance favour businesses with deeper financial backing?Senegal Secures Mammoth €57M Boost for Food Security!
Senegal has signed a significant 57-million-euro agreement with the OPEC Fund to enhance its food security and achieve food sovereignty. The Food Sovereignty Strategy Support Project (PASS) will boost domestic production, improve rural infrastructure, and empower 900,000 beneficiaries, including women and youth, across 10 regions. This initiative aims to strengthen agricultural resilience and reduce dependence on food imports.Your Data Finishes Before You Know It. The NCC Wants to Change That
The NCC is planning a data usage notification guideline to help Nigerians track daily data consumption, check remaining balances and challenge unexplained data depletion.
Read More ( 4 min. read)→Hollywood Maverick's Rebel Past: Jon Favreau's 'Swingers' Stance Revealed
"Swingers," released 30 years ago, explored Gen-X slackerdom through a distinctive "man show" lens, influencing 90s culture with its depiction of male friendships and attempts at retro cool. Jon Favreau's film follows heartbroken actor Mike and his motormouthed friend Trent as they navigate Hollywood's dating scene and a revealing trip to Las Vegas, exposing their true "awkward poseur" nature.Epic Unleashed: New Rings Of Power Trailer Promises War For Middle-earth
Prime Video has unveiled the latest trailer for season three of "The Lord Of The Rings: The Rings Of Power," showcasing Middle-earth's spiraling descent into war. The preview highlights Sauron's confident rise, his vast Orc armies, and the newly introduced Nazgnagôl, promising an epic fantasy of increasing darkness.How Nigerian Lawyer Rasheed Aro Got Meta to Restore Five Disabled Instagram Accounts
A Nigerian lawyer got Meta to restore five disabled Instagram accounts with one demand letter. Now, Rasheed Aro is taking on Big Tech to protect Nigerian users.Six Things That Have Changed About Paystack Since Stripe Bought It
Six years after Stripe bought Paystack for $200 million, the fintech has expanded across Africa, launched Zap, acquired a microfinance bank and moved into lending. What has changed?6 Times African Youths Protested for Change, Just Like #EndSARS
Young Africans have taken to the streets over police brutality, crippling taxes, corruption, economic hardship and threats to democracy. What happened during these six protests, and did the sacrifices of those who demanded change actually make a difference?
Read More ( 6 min. read)→Remember When Money Meant Cowries and Pounds? A Look Back at Nigeria’s Currency History
How did Nigeria move from cowrie shells and manillas to British currency and eventually the naira in 1973, and what drove these changes?Pelumi Onifade Went Out to Tell End SARS' Story, And Never Came Back. We Still Have Questions About His Death
He went out to cover #EndSARS at 20 and never returned. Six years later, Pelumi Onifade’s family is still fighting for justice. What happened to him?At What Age Does Being Single Become Everybody's Business?
Marriage at 30 brings pressure from family, social media, and economic realities. A commentary on African expectations, adulthood, and choosing when to settle down.John B. Watson Deliberately Taught A Baby To Fear The World. Should Scientific Knowledge Come At The Expense Of A Child's Wellbeing?
In 1920, a psychologist deliberately taught a baby to fear things that had never frightened him before. Little Albert became one of psychology’s most controversial experiments, but did anyone ever undo what they had done to him?Who Put Love on a Monthly Salary?
Relationship allowance becomes a problem when a man is expected to fund his girlfriend’s expenses, prove his commitment through regular payments, and maintain a financial standard the couple never agreed on.
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President Tinubu’s bold economic reforms promised long-term growth, but for many Nigerians, they’ve brought deeper poverty and hardship. Here’s what the reforms really mean for the average citizenOPINION: Should Education Be Free To All?
This in-depth analysis examines the promise and pitfalls of tuition-free learning, from breaking cycles of poverty to fears of declining quality. With examples from Finland to sub-Saharan Africa, it explores how nations can balance equity, funding, and excellence in an age where knowledge is the key to progress.Opinion: The Dangerous Binary of Modern Narcissist Theory
Can Empaths Be Narcissists and what type of narcissistic behaviors exists?How Remembering Ancestors Shapes Moral Philosophy
By reflecting on the lives of those who came before us—their virtues, mistakes, and choices—we uncover a deeper, more personal foundation for understanding right and wrong.7 African Models Who Have Walked the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show
From Nigeria to Angola, these 7 African models have walked the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show, commanding one of fashion’s biggest runways. How many do you recognise?
Read More ( 4 min. read)→Nigeria Has Reported a New Ebola Case. How Did It Stop the Outbreak in 2014?
Nigeria’s new Ebola case in Abuja has revived questions about the country’s 2014 outbreak response, when contact tracing and isolation helped stop the virus from spreading.Ebola Scare: Abuja Patient's Deteriorating Condition Sparks Uganda's Denial
An Ebola patient in Abuja, Nigeria, is in critical condition with multiple organ failure, confirmed to have the Bundibugyo strain. While Nigerian authorities intensify contact tracing for 44 individuals, Uganda has clarified the patient transited their country after visiting the Democratic Republic of Congo, asserting no active Ebola cases within its borders and seeking more details on the patient's travel history.When Doctors Got It Wrong: The DES Scandal and the Cost of Ignoring Women’s Health
The DES scandal reveals how ignored medical evidence exposed millions to risks and raised questions about women’s health and medical misogyny.Ebola Scare in Abuja: Travel Advisory as Deadly Virus Spreads
Nigeria's capital, Abuja, is on high alert following a confirmed Ebola case, reigniting concerns about the deadly disease. With an imported case from Uganda, health authorities emphasize crucial facts about transmission, symptoms, and prevention to safeguard public health and prevent further spread.Olamide Is Heading to The O2 Arena: Meet the Five Nigerians Who Sold It Out Before Him
Olamide will headline London’s O2 Arena in March 2027, following Wizkid, Davido, Burna Boy, Asake and Rema.
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