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5 essential tools for Journalists Conducting Cryptocurrency Investigations
By Steve Williams In February, Bybit, a prominent cryptocurrency exchange, fell victim to a massive hack, resulting in the theft of over US$1.5 billion worth of digital assets in one of the largest crypto heists ever recorded. The breach targeted Bybit’s cold wallet, which is an offline storage…
Read More »Journalist of the Month: Jennifer Ambolley
By Taylor Dibbert Jennifer Ambolley has long wanted to be a journalist — to “educate, heal, and drive meaningful change” through storytelling. Today, she does so in a challenging media environment in her native Ghana. Ambolley, based in the capital of Accra, covers business and technology, health, and environmental issues…
Read More »Trustcrow’s products inspires by pain points of property buyers, who lost money, waste time, Orji
Founder/ Managing Director, of Trustcrow, Joseph Orji, discusses the company’s latest products, the Title Search Report and Property Inspection Report, designed to simplify property transactions in Nigeria. Which products did you launch today? Today we launched two products. The first is our Title Search Report and the second is…
Read More »Ijegun -Egba Ward to witness effective progress, robust representative – Pastor Chibueze
Hon. Pastor Augustine Chibueze, a dedicated candidate vying for the esteemed position of Councillor representing Ijegun-Egba Ward in Oriade Local Council Development Area of Amuwo Odofin Local Government Area, Lagos State under the Labour Party. With a strong passion for public service and community development, Pastor Chibueze speaks on…
Read More »Journalist of the Month: Muhammad Abu Bakar
By Taylor Dibbert Pakistani journalist Muhammad Abu Bakar has dedicated his 15-year career in media to investigating and reporting on a variety of topics, including business, corruption, crime, politics and social issues. Along the way he has honed a diverse skill set, from research and script writing, to…
Read More »Future of personal branding: Insight from a top strategist
By Obieze Kelly Preciousgift Ajudie-Ogunsanya is a Personal Branding Specialist with extensive experience working on the personal brands of C-suite executives across diverse industries, including Agriculture, Waste Management, Real Estate, Security, Confectionery, Education, Coaching, and more. She helps Visionaries and Intentional Individuals who aim to inspire and lead…
Read More »Umo Eno silent wind, blowing political change across Nigeria
By Emmanuel Nicholas Governor Umo Eno has undertaken a profound surgical transformation of political leadership in Nigeria, liken to the precision of a seasoned neurosurgeon. He has meticulously excised all elements deemed unsuitable, much like a civil engineer expertly managing earthworks during road construction. His approach to political…
Read More »Unlocking power of ecosystems: Innovative research on carbon sequestration, climate change mitigation in Nigeria
In an exclusive interview with Managing Editor, Tony Okoh, Dr. Richard Ita a distinguished plant ecologist at Louisiana State University, shares insights from his groundbreaking research on biomass apportionments and carbon stocks in the ecosystems of Akwa Ibom State, Nigeria. His work, which has garnered International recognition, is reshaping our…
Read More »Journalist of the Month: Tracy Bonareri
By Phineas Hogan In Kenya, pervasive homophobia has kept the issues faced by LGBTQ+ communities largely underreported. From the thousands of teenagers who have suffered humiliation, trauma, and abuse resulting from “conversion therapy” — discredited practices falsely claiming to change a person’s sexual orientation — to same-sex couples…
Read More »Apostle vows to wage war against cancer after losing kid sister
When Blessing Oruchi Nda Ekwem died, she left a vacuum in the hearts of those who loved her and many unanswered questions. Blessing, another fallen victim in the ever-growing statistics of women killed by cancer in Nigeria, silently and secretly battled the debilitating illness without sharing her burden with…
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