Jos Is Bleeding Again: How Many 'Breaking News' Killings Before We Stop Counting?

A fresh wave of violence in Jos exposes a grim pattern of recurring attacks, delayed responses, and a nation growing num...

African Workers to Britain: You Ended Slavery, Now Pay the Bill

Why African workers say Britain’s abolition of slavery does not close the chapter on colonial exploitation, economic ine...

Nigeria Wants Doctors to Govern Radiographers. Is That The Right Way To Go?

Nigeria's Medical and Dental Practitioners Bill 2026 seeks to transfer regulatory authority over radiographers to the MD...

Tired of Difficult Colleagues? You Can Do This as a Young Professional

Feeling frustrated by difficult colleagues? These are practical strategies for young professionals to navigate workplace...

Sun King Is Betting $150 Million on Ethiopia's Energy Gap, And It Could Be the Company's Biggest Play Yet

Sun King is putting $150 million into Ethiopia by 2030. The target: two million homes that the grid forgot. Here's what'...

Revolutionary Retirement: US Labor Department Explores Crypto 401(k)s!

The U.S. Department of Labor has proposed a major rule to expand investment options in 401(k) plans, including alternati...

4 Documented Ozempic Dangers That Should Scare You More Than Your Weight

Millions took it without asking what it does to the body long term. Here are 4 documented Ozempic dangers that answer th...

The Role of Microbiome Health in Everyday Diet Choices

Your diet shapes the trillions of microbes in your gut. Learn how fiber, fermented foods, and balanced nutrition help ma...

The Secret Force Behind Your Daily Decisions

Tiny daily choices, what you eat, say, or do, may seem small, but over time they quietly shape your habits, relationship...

Instagram Now Wants You to Pay for the App You Already Use for Free. Should You?

Instagram is testing a paid subscription and people are not happy about it. But behind the noise sits a much bigger stra...

After Sora: Which AI Video Tools Are Still Standing?

Sora is gone, but AI video creation isn’t dead. Discover the tools—from Runway to Kling AI—that are still thriving and h...

Your BVN Phone Number Is About to Be Locked Forever, Here Is What You Must Do Before May 1

The CBN has announced a once-in-a-lifetime BVN phone number change policy effective May 1, 2026. Here is everything Nige...

If Power Improves, Who Loses? The Hidden Incentives Behind Nigeria’s Broken Grid

If Nigeria finally achieves stable electricity, entire industries—from generators to diesel to inverters—stand to lose, ...

Passive Income Ideas Every Nigerian Abroad Should Know

For Nigerians in the diaspora, passive income is not a new idea; it is an old instinct in a new environment. From real e...

We Want Cockroaches, Flies, and Mosquitoes Gone, But Can the World Survive Without Them?

We want cockroaches, flies, and mosquitoes gone—but the world may depend on them. From pollination to decomposition, the...

SHE100: Women in Real Estate — Hafsah Balogun’s Story

Celebrating Hafsah Balogun, CEO of HAFBAM Properties, a Nigerian real estate entrepreneur and licensed consultant known ...

She100: The First, Then the Difference — How Gladys Kalema-Zikusoka Became Uganda's Pioneer Wildlife

Discover how Dr. Gladys Kalema-Zikusoka became Uganda’s first wildlife veterinary officer, revolutionized conservation t...

SHE100: Genzebe Dibaba, Ethiopia’s Record-Breaking Middle-Distance Champion

Genzebe Dibaba, Ethiopia’s middle-distance star, is a world record holder in the 1500m and multiple indoor events, an Ol...

Everyone Is "Living Their Best Life" Online Because Real Life Sucks

Everyone online seems to be thriving , but is the curated life real or just a very polished escape from a real life that...

OPINION: If You Won’t Risk It, Don’t Call It Anger

Nigerians are often told they are not angry enough about corruption and bad governance. But after #EndSARS and the Lekki...

Nostalgia Is a Drug And Many of Us Might Be Addicted

An opinion piece examining how nostalgia shapes our view of the past, why many people feel life used to be better, and w...