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Senator Ede Dafinone has praised President Bola Tinubu's bold economic reforms, calling him one of Nigeria's most prepared leaders, while also commending Governor Sheriff Oborevwori's impactful governance in Delta State. The Senator made these remarks during a visit to the Urhobo Kingdoms Forum, where the trio received unanimous endorsement for re-election in 2027, despite temporary hardships caus...
Supporters of Peter Obi and Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso have initiated early coalition talks for Nigeria's 2027 elections, aimi...
A mass abduction of students, teachers, and a principal in Oyo State has sparked outrage and widespread condemnation fro...
A car attack in Modena, Italy, injured eight people, with four in critical condition, though terrorism has been ruled ou...
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...
Michael Mann's 2006 film <i>Miami Vice</i>, once a box office disappointment, is now celebrated as a cult classic on its 20th anniversary. This article delves into Mann's groundbreaking visceral action, unique digital aesthetic, and the crucial role of its intense romances, which collectively reshaped modern action cinema despite initial audience struggles. A new reboot is planned, but the origina...
Will Ferrell's much-anticipated return as SNL host was famously 'hijacked' by Red Hot Chili Peppers drummer Chad Smith a...
Noah Kahan's "The Great Divide" makes history with a third week at No. 1 on the Billboard 200, a first for a rock album ...
Hulu's "Rivals" Season 2 premiere dives deep into complex character dynamics, exploring Cameron Cook's intricate relatio...
Graduating students are expressing significant unease about artificial intelligence, often booing speakers who highlight an AI-driven future at commencement ceremonies. This widespread skepticism, observed at institutions like the University of Central Florida and the University of Arizona, reflects deeper anxieties about job prospects and societal changes in an era of rapid technological advancem...
From location tracking to weak passwords, these are the social media security habits every internet user needs in 2026 t...
As artificial intelligence becomes capable of writing, analyzing, and producing work at scale, the question shifts from ...
P1 Ventures has successfully closed $25 million for its second fund, aiming to significantly expand its investments acro...
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.
Lace frontals are one of the most popular protective styles on the continent, but they may be quietly destroying your ha...
High stress levels can keep cortisol elevated for long periods, impacting sleep, mood, and overall wellbeing. Certain fo...
Tunisia just became the 31st country globally to eliminate trachoma, a bacterial eye infection that has blinded nearly t...
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.
A British politician who never visited Nigeria got his name on one of West Africa's cities. The real story behind how a ...
Cultural appropriation is real, but the internet keeps flattening it into aesthetics and outrage. Understanding power, c...
Your brain didn't abandon books, it was trained away from them. Here is the science behind why physical reading feels ha...
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
Feminism started with the simple aim of expanding equality and opportunity for women, but growing debates around extreme...
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...