Nigeria's 18 Cities in the 2026 Global Cities Index: What Oxford Economics' Ranking Says About the Urban Economy
Oxford Economics ranks 18 Nigerian cities in its 2026 Global Cities Index. See where Lagos, Abuja, Kano and others rank and what it means.
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Nigeria’s NYSC abduction raises questions about graduate safety, kidnapping, ransom, national service, and whether scrapping the scheme can solve insecurity.Borno Could Be Nigeria's Next Oil State. What Happened to the Search That Began in 1976?
Borno’s oil search began in 1976 but commercial reserves remain unconfirmed. Here’s why exploration stalled and what could revive it in 2026.Fatal Flight: 32 Lives Lost as Nigerian Military Aircraft Crashes in Ondo
A Nigerian military aircraft, an ATR-42 with 32 people on board, crashed in Ondo State on Monday while on a routine mission from Benin to Lagos. All passengers and crew are believed to be dead, prompting President Bola Tinubu to direct a thorough investigation into the incident. Search and rescue operations were activated, and the wreckage was located near a naval base in Igbokoda.Kidnapped NYSC Corps Members: N1bn Ransom Ultimatum Issued Amidst Police Blunder Controversy
Prospective NYSC members were recently abducted in Imo State, prompting police to locate a hideout mined with IEDs and the Inspector-General to deploy top security brass. A security expert criticized police disclosures, while kidnappers issued a high ransom demand, highlighting Nigeria's pervasive security challenges and the need for comprehensive reforms.After Two Decades, Ghana Is Redesigning Its Cedi With Heritage on Every New Note
Ghana’s Heritage Series is more than a redesign of its banknotes, combining stronger security and durability with a deliberate effort to reflect the country’s history, culture and identity.
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The high-profile murder trial of rapper Kiernan ‘AKA’ Forbes and celebrity chef Tebello ‘Tibz’ Motsoane has begun in the Durban High Court, over three years after their fatal shooting in 2023. All seven accused pleaded not guilty to 11 charges, including murder and conspiracy, as families await answers and justice in this landmark case.Tragic End of Zimbabwean Tycoon Wicknell Chivayo Sparks R193 Billion Mystery and Unpaid Debts
The death of Zimbabwean businessman Wicknell Chivayo in a helicopter crash has unveiled complex financial allegations and property disputes. Revelations include an unfinished mansion purchase linked to unspecified political services and unsubstantiated claims of Chivayo holding billions for Kenyan President William Ruto.Wild Theories & Arrests Following Wicknell Chivayo's Death
Self-styled prophet Christopher Guzha was arrested on October 4, 2026, facing armed robbery charges over a US$12,000 loss. His family disputes the charge, claiming it's linked to a leaked audio featuring the late Wicknell Chivayo discussing rituals and political favors with a 'Madzibaba'. This unverified connection adds intrigue to the widely debated recording, which ZimLive confirmed as authentic.Solwezi Court's Shock Ruling on Mundubile & Zulu Sedition Plea
Zambian opposition leaders Brian Mundubile and Makebi Zulu are facing sedition charges, appearing in Solwezi court after 39 days in detention. Their case highlights broader political tensions and concerns over constitutional rights in Zambia. The situation draws international scrutiny and calls for justice amid a disputed election.Nigeria Ranks 48th Globally, 3rd in Africa for Indexed Research Performance. Who Are the Researchers Behind It?
Based on the research performance of researchers indexed in Nigeria across disciplines, AD Scientific Index ranks the country 48th globally and third in Africa, using citation, H-index and i10-index indicators
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Dr Tope Mark-Odigie Brings The Game of Money to London, gathering entrepreneurs, professionals and investors for practical conversations on wealth creation, financial transformation and personal growth.Game of Money 3.0 UK Tour Lands in Manchester as Tope Mark-Odigie Expands Financial Education Across Borders
Tope Mark-Odigie brings The Game of Money 3.0 to Manchester as part of its UK tour, featuring Jumoke Quadri, Sunday Aderibigbe, and Paul Foh, bringing practical wealth education and financial empowerment conversations to Africans in the diaspora.Long Island Schools Face Record Per-Pupil Costs Amid Spending Spike
Long Island's education costs have hit a record high of $41,913 per student this academic year, driven by rising health insurance, salaries, and mandates. This figure significantly surpasses state and national averages, sparking debate over high spending versus academic outcomes, particularly as declining enrollment amplifies financial pressures on districts.UK Border Shake-Up: Major Passport Rules Change After Airport Trials
UK airports are introducing upgraded facial recognition technology at e-gates, allowing holidaymakers to pass border control without scanning their passports. This "contactless borders" system promises faster transit and enhanced security, with initial rollout expected at Birmingham and East Midlands airports.Nigeria Has Crossed the Red Sea—But Who Is Seeing the Promised Land?
Tinubu says Nigeria has crossed the painful stage of economic reforms—but have Nigerians finally reached the promised land?
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Nkoyo Toyo, ADC governorship candidate, warns President Bola Tinubu will be blamed if women lack significant representation in the 2027 elections, citing a critical absence of political will. She calls for special legislative seats for women and urges the First Lady to support women across all political parties to overcome historical exclusion.Nigeria's 2027 Elections Spark Frenzy: Voter Register Soars Past 103 Million!
INEC has announced the commencement of nationwide PVC collection on October 9, 2026, as Nigeria's voter register exceeds 103 million. Chairman Prof. Joash Amupitan detailed extensive preparations for the 2027 elections, including new technologies and measures against electoral malpractice and misinformation, while emphasizing media collaboration.Peter Obi's 2027 Presidential Bid Ignites Fierce Debate & Political Maneuvering
Minister David Umahi dismisses Peter Obi's 2027 presidential ambition as no threat to the APC, emphasizing South-East political integration and performance records. Meanwhile, Obi, the NDC candidate, asserts increased preparedness for 2027, advocating for national unity and a fair electoral process, even as the Anambra State Government urges voters to reject him, citing alleged party betrayal and financial controversies.Countdown to 2027 Elections: INEC Prepares Major Briefing as Clock Ticks
The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) will host a National Stakeholders’ Meeting and World Press Conference on October 6, 2026, marking 100 days to Nigeria's 2027 general elections. Chaired by Prof. Joash Amupitan, SAN, the event will provide critical updates on electoral preparations, including the voters’ register, nominations, and logistics. This initiative emphasizes INEC's commitment to transparency and collaborative engagement with key stakeholders.How African Youth and Indigenous Knowledge are Forging Climate Solutions
Beyond the headlines of climate vulnerability, a new generation of African innovators is blending ancient wisdom with modern technology to create groundbreaking, community-led climate solutions. This article explores the inspiring stories of these young leaders, green startups, and indigenous communities at the forefront of Africa’s climate renaissance.
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