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NITDA and IDCA have signed a partnership to develop AI-powered hyperscale data centres across the country. The emerging Nigeria Digital Triangle could redefine the nation’s digital economy, accelerate AI infrastructure growth, strengthen cloud computing capacity, attract foreign investment, and position Africa’s largest economy at the center of the continent’s next technological revolution.
Ten power plants generated 81% of Nigeria’s electricity in April 2026, while nearly 70% of installed power capacity rema...
Nigeria’s domestic airfares have soared beyond the reach of ordinary citizens, turning air travel into a luxury for the ...
Nigeria's political parties are charging up to N100 million just to contest elections, while the national minimum wage s...
Nigeria consumes 60 million sachets of water daily. Diapers sold in twos. Toothpaste by the single squeeze. The sachet economy did not create Nigerian poverty. It just adapted to it quietly, one tiny plastic packet at a time.
BII and Ecobank DRC's $30M risk-sharing facility is dismantling the collateral wall that has kept Congolese SMEs locked ...
Read about the 12 tax terms from Nigeria’s tax reforms, including Development Levy, VAT Fiscalisation, CFC Rules, SEP, a...
Nigeria's domiciliary accounts hold billions in foreign currency, but shifting regulations, liquidity constraints, and c...
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.
Polycystic Ovary Syndrome has been renamed Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome after a global consensus process inv...
Pafo is a Nigerian soup made from dried tree bark, cloves, and aidan fruit — a centuries-old dish popular in Oba Akoko t...
Festus Gontebanye Mogae, a unique old-school liberal, brought Botswana to international prominence through his candid le...
AI is transforming the world—making life easier, faster, and smarter—but behind its benefits lies a growing question: are we in control of technology, or is it slowly taking control of us?
Apple posted $57 billion in iPhone revenue and has already repositioned the phone as supporting infrastructure for its a...
A Blackstone-owned data center used 29 million gallons of water nobody was tracking, in a state under drought emergency,...
The final season of <em>The Boys</em> faces scrutiny for alleged filler episodes, despite creator Eric Kripke's defense ...
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.
The chainsaw was not invented for woodcutting. It was first designed in the 1700s to assist in traumatic childbirth proc...
Chimerism is the rare condition where one person carries two distinct DNA profiles. From a mother whose DNA denied her o...
Nigerian weddings are rarely just about the couple. From the aso ebi politics to the family negotiations, every detail r...
Tobi Amusan wins gold in the women’s 100m hurdles at the African Athletics Championships, securing Nigeria’s first gold medal with a dominant and composed performance.
Before the trailer drops and the debates start, here's everything you need to know about the Baba Segi's Wives film adap...
The British Council’s Film Lab Africa 2 in Nigeria is drawing attention to a key industry gap, how young filmmakers are...
Jane Schoenbrun's "Teenage Sex and Death in Camp Miasma" debuted to a polarizing reception at Cannes, blending queer sla...
Feminism started with the simple aim of expanding equality and opportunity for women, but growing debates around extreme feminism are raising questions about whether parts of the movement are beginning to mirror the exclusion and intolerance they originally opposed.
President Tinubu’s bold economic reforms promised long-term growth, but for many Nigerians, they’ve brought deeper pover...
Moniepoint's CEO cannot find Nigerians for 500 roles and blames laziness and a broken education system. But his own boot...
While ordinary Nigerians get arrested for a tweet, Boko Haram is livestreaming from hideouts and issuing ransom ultimatu...