It’s been 50 years since Britain left Africa, yet colonial wigs remain in many courtrooms. The history, countries that abolished or never adopted wigs, and the ongoing tradition reveal deeper questions about independence, identity, and decolonizing institutions
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Former Kaduna State Governor Nasir El-Rufai appeared before the EFCC on Monday amidst protests, facing allegations of fi...
Nigeria's National Assembly is in turmoil over the Electoral Act Amendment Bill, with lawmakers divided on mandatory ele...
Global credit ratings may be costing Africa billions. This article examines how biased risk assessments inflate borrowing costs and why the continent is pushing back.
After regulatory trouble and a $45M fine, Nexo is back in the U.S.—but can investors trust a rebranded crypto company, e...
Strategy, the bitcoin treasury company led by Executive Chairman Michael Saylor, recently acquired an additional $168.4 ...
Nakamoto Inc. has announced its acquisition of BTC Inc, a leading Bitcoin media and events provider, and UTXO Management...
Telkom reports that data revenue now accounts for 60% of total earnings as mobile subscribers surpass 25 million. Here’s how the telecom giant is reshaping its business around data growth.
Not sure whether to use a debit card or credit card? This guide explains how each works, their advantages, risks, reward...
StySwap is redefining AI image generation by removing prompt engineering and prioritising privacy. Here’s how the platfo...
Redtech plans to expand into 29 African markets and process ₦100 trillion annually. Here’s how the Nigerian fintech is s...
In entertainment, viral fame and trending moments can be misleading. This article explains why shows doesn’t always translate into real influence, and how artists, creators, and entertainers truly influence culture and public perception.
Nigerians are rising in UK politics, from Kemi Badenoch’s national leadership to Josephine Macleod’s Scottish candidacy....
He built a robot at 20. Instead of applause, Nigeria sent him to psychiatrists. This is the story of Mudashiru Ayeni, th...
The 2026 Argungu Fishing Festival returns in spectacular fashion, blending chaos, culture, and competition while reaffir...
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 citizen
Some say traveling is the best way to grow and discover yourself, while others call it an overrated luxury. This article...
Telling young people to ‘follow their passion’ might be the worst career advice. Read this Opinion Piece to know why foc...
Why do Commonwealth citizens need English proficiency tests for languages imposed through colonization? The IELTS indust...
A nostalgic journey through Northern Nigerian school days, revisiting 10 beloved snacks—from gurasa and masa to zobo and alewa that once made break time the best part of the day.
Balancing work, life, and parenting doesn’t require perfection. Focus on what matters, set boundaries, and care for your...
Is "indecent dressing" really about morality—or just centuries of conditioning and double standards? This piece unpacks ...
Mauritius is embarking on a high-level strategic push to establish India as one of its top four source markets within th...
Nollywood is redefining its box office through YouTube. From viral hits to millions in revenue, here’s how “NollyTube” is reshaping film distribution, storytelling, and stardom in 2026.
From “Bambalala” to “I Don Port O,” Nigerian jingles once turned ads into unforgettable hits. This nostalgic deep dive e...
Samrawit Fikru built Ethiopia’s most popular ride-hailing platform, RIDE, using SMS before smartphones dominated. Read a...
The Nigerian Super Eagles' hopes for a World Cup ticket hinged on a FIFA ruling against DR Congo, with a widely circulat...