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YolyBoy raises alarm over decline of Northern entertainment talents
Prince Eze Ihedigbo In a region rich with culture, rhythm, and untapped creative energy, a bold voice has emerged with a message that cuts deep: unity is the missing link in Northern Nigeria’s entertainment growth. That voice belongs to Adamawa-born singer, rapper, songwriter, and sound engineer, Aaron Anthony YolyBoy, popularly…
Read More »NAFDAC, FCCPC, Rite Foods advocate stronger consumer protection framework
From left: Founder, Consumer Advocacy foundation of Nigeria(CAFON), Sola Salako-Ajulo; General Manager, Operations, Rite Foods, Awofemi Ajileye; Deputy Director, Focal Point for Alcohol Nationwide, National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control( NAFDAC), Dr Tinuola Akinnubi; Chairman, Brand Journalists Association of Nigeria(BJAN),Daniel Obi, and Zonal Coordinator, South West Office,…
Read More »Network density: What Airtel’s expansion means for Nigeria’s connectivity future
By Akintunde Collins Nigeria’s telecom sector is entering a phase where network density and infrastructure scale are becoming just as important as speed in determining the quality of mobile experience. With smartphone adoption rising rapidly and digital services, from fintech to video streaming, driving unprecedented levels of data traffic, operators…
Read More »Executive Secretary restates NMEC’s commitment to ending illiteracy in Nigeria
Executive Secretary of the National Commission for Mass Literacy, Adult and Non-Formal Education (NMEC), Prof. Musa Garba Maitasfir, has reaffirmed the commission’s unwavering commitment to tackling illiteracy across Nigeria, emphasizing its role in promoting education for all. Prof. Maitafsir disclosed this at the weekend when he led a high-powered delegation…
Read More »RULAAC to State Police Committee: Build strong safeguards before decentralising policing
Stanley Ihedigbo As Nigeria intensifies discussions on restructuring its policing system, the Rule of Law and Accountability Advocacy Centre (RULAAC) has urged the Federal Government to embed strong constitutional safeguards, democratic oversight and professional standards in any framework establishing State Police. According to the Executive Director, RULAAC, Com. Okechukwu Nwanguma,…
Read More »Take ownership of anti-corruption drive, Olukoyede charges youths
Executive Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, Ola Olukoyede, has charged students across the country to show greater involvement in the anti-corruption fight, emphasizing that the nation’s future depends on the commitment of the younger generation to integrity and accountability. According to the Head, Media & Publicity,…
Read More »Culture, honour, royal blessings as Nwaebili, Okolie families unite in grand traditional marriage
In a colourful display of culture, honour, and family heritage, the families of Nwaebili of Odekpe Kingdom and Okolie of Nnenato Ebenese Iheoma, Orlu, came together in celebration of the traditional marriage between Hon. Barr. Nonso Henry Nwaebili (Ugobuezennunu) and Chef Chidera Precious Chukwunonyerem Festus Okolie. The historic ceremony drew…
Read More »Beyond online voices to real political power: A new awakening for youths in Nigeria
By Opayemi Nathaniel Kayode In every generation, there comes a defining moment when young people must decide whether they will merely observe history or actively shape it. For Nigerian youths today, that moment is now. Across communities, campuses, workplaces, and digital spaces, young voices are loud, vibrant, and passionate. Yet,…
Read More »Nigeria Epstein files deepen as New abuse claims surface against foreign national ‘Uncle Cobus’
By Juliana Francis Fresh revelations have surfaced regarding a foreign national, identified by victims as Uncle Cobus, who allegedly defiled at least eight minors in Lagos State while using an unregistered charity organisation and posing as a philanthropist. The Uncle Cobus case here in Nigeria is an echo of the…
Read More »How a Nokia 3310 taught us technology doesn’t have to be fancy to Last
By Rahmat Titilope Lasisi There was a time when a phone could fall on concrete, lose its battery, be picked up, reassembled, and still work perfectly. The Nokia 3310 didn’t just survive drops—it survived time. It had no touchscreen, no camera, and no app store. What it had was reliability.…
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