- BREAKING: UK rejects FG’s transfer of Ekweremadu to complete jail term in Nigeria
- Full list of 265 Niger school abductees still in captivity
- 2027: Atiku officialy joins ADC in Adamawa, registers as party member
- Kidnap survivor recounts terror as gunmen seized Kwara church worshippers
- JUST IN: Tinubu confirms rescue of all 38 abducted Kwara worshippers
- CAN: 50 kidnapped Catholic school students in Niger have escaped
- Senior Nigerian military officers killed by terrorists or assassinated
- Tinubu: Nigeria’s insecurity worries me than it bothers Nigerians
- Minister Idris delay in prosecuting terror financiers
- FG, Northern states shut schools as mass abductions trigger security fears
Opinion
World Cancer Day 2025 Every February 4th, the world marks World Cancer Day, a global initiative dedicated to raising awareness and driving action against cancer. This year makes it 25 years since the signing of the Charter of Paris Against Cancer at the World Summit Against Cancer for the New Millennium. The World Cancer Day 2025 theme, “United by Unique,” underscores the importance of personalized, patient-centered care, recognizing that each…
Donald Trump is making good on his threats. Giving Elon Musk plenipotentiary powers, driving a cyber truck through the US constitution, threatening allies with economic war, blaming DEI for the country’s worst air crash in years and obliterating America’s aid agency are just a sample of moves in his opening fortnight. Trump is burning America’s rule book. If he carries on like this, Democrats will have no choice but to…
Nigeria has announced significant domestic health sector investments following a shift in the United States’ (U.S.) development assistance policy. The Federal Executive Council (FEC) approved two major initiatives, aimed at bolstering human capital development and sustaining essential healthcare services across the country. The approved plans include a $1 billion initiative to enhance human capital development and N4.8 billion for the Presidential Treatment Programme for HIV patients. The announcement came after…
The leaders of Mexico and Canada each said they had struck agreements to pause tariffs for 30 days, but levies on products from China were still set to take effect just after midnight. Here are the latest developments. President Trump and the leaders of Mexico and Canada struck last-minute deals on Monday to postpone the imposition of hefty tariffs on goods exported to the United States, averting at least temporarily…
The rapid rise in artificial intelligence has created intense discussions in many industries over what kind of role these tools can and should play — and health care has been no exception. The medical community largely anticipated that combining the abilities of doctors and A.I. would be the best of both worlds, leading to more accurate diagnoses and more efficient care. That assumption might prove to be incorrect. A growing…
Beyoncé Knowles-Carter has cemented her legendary status, not only as the most decorated and nominated artist in Grammy history, but now as a history-making, genre-bending force. At the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles, she added three more awards to her already overflowing trophy case, including the coveted Album of the Year, a prize that had eluded her grasp until now. Her acceptance speech for this top honor was brief but…
Donald Trump is once again making headlines with his controversial geopolitical ambitions, refusing to back down on his demands over Greenland, floating the idea of annexing Canada, and issuing threats to reclaim control of the Panama Canal. Tensions with Denmark escalated sharply after a heated exchange with Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen, in which Trump reiterated his stance on acquiring Greenland. The Arctic territory, which remains under Danish sovereignty, is…
By Damilola Olufemi Over the past decade, Nigerian music has experienced a remarkable surge in popularity, with Afrobeats emerging as a major attraction on the global music scene. This genre, characterized by its unique blend of traditional Yoruba music, jazz, fuji, and funk, has captivated audiences worldwide, catapulting Nigerian artists to international stardom. Afrobeats’ global rise can be traced back way to the 1960s and 1970s, when legendary musicians like…
The Nigerian Naira experienced a notable appreciation against the US dollar in official trading on Wednesday. The currency closed at N1,510.72 to $1, a gain of N11.96, or 0.78%, compared to Tuesday’s closing rate of N1,522.68. Data from the FMDQ Security Exchange, the official platform for forex trading, confirmed this positive movement. Within the Investors and Exporters (I&E) forex window, trading fluctuated between a high of N1,514.00 and a low…
US shift from soft to hard power towards allies such as Colombia may backfire President Donald Trump threatened tariffs so many times against so many nations before his re-election that some wondered whether he was serious. In the event, his first target was Colombia, a South American oil and coffee exporter. Its harsh treatment last Sunday holds lessons for other nations weighing the consequences of the president’s America First policies. …
I’m worried that being married to the owner will affect my eligibility to invest via SEIS. My partner and I got engaged over Christmas and we’re excited to begin thinking about setting a date for the wedding. My wife-to-be is an entrepreneur and last year I invested in one of her small businesses through the Seed Enterprise Investment Scheme (SEIS), to help the business grow and for the tax advantages…
Much of the world is accustomed to thinking of Africa as an impoverished sideshow, accounting for only a small share of the world’s population and gross domestic product — but what if that is poised to change? Experts at the International Monetary Fund have argued that we are entering the “African century.” I wouldn’t go that far, but they are right to point to profound demographic and other shifts suggesting…
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