EXPLAINER: How UK Prime Ministers are chosen
Following the resignation of UK Prime Minister, Keir Starmer, after pressure from the Labour Party, people have become curious about how PMs are chosen. Starmer is the UK’s 6th Prime…
Following the resignation of UK Prime Minister, Keir Starmer, after pressure from the Labour Party, people have become curious about how PMs are chosen. Starmer is the UK’s 6th Prime…
AI is improving, but don't be deceived. Deepfake videos, synthetic media generated or manipulated by Artificial Intelligence, have become disturbingly convincing. What once required a Hollywood studio can now be…
Since Dr Dele Alake assumed office as Minister of Solid Minerals Development in August 2023, Nigeria’s mining sector has undergone a significant transformation, with measurable gains in revenue, investment, enforcement,…
Mining as the frontier of Nigeria's new economy and a major driver for economic diversification The mining industry in Nigeria is a significant contributor to the country’s GDP, with various…
Every year, as the rainy season begins, floods sweep through communities across Nigeria. Homes are submerged, roads become impassable, farmlands are destroyed, and thousands of people are displaced. Flooding has…
A TikTok video posted by a shop owner, Love Dooshima, where she displayed a loaf of bread that had stayed mold-free for over two months sent Nigerians into a panic.…
As part of Nigeria’s sweeping 2025 tax reforms, the Federal Government has established the Office of the Tax Ombud, an independent institution created specifically to protect taxpayers, resolve disputes, and…
Party primaries in Nigeria are frequently misunderstood. Most public attention focuses on the general election, while the primaries which determine who actually appears on the ballot, receive less scrutiny. With…
Since its debut in 2013, the Africa Magic Viewers’ Choice Awards has grown into one of Africa’s biggest entertainment platforms, celebrating film, television, and creative talent across the continent. Beyond…
On May 11th, JAMB announced new minimum cut-off scores for the 2026/2027 academic session: 150 for Universities and Colleges of Nursing, and 100 for Polytechnics, out of a maximum of…