When cancer fights back: New drug could reopen door to treatment
Scientists at Baylor College of Medicine in the United States now say they may have found a way to disrupt one of cancer’s most frustrating survival strategies
Editors’ Conference 2026: After 27 years, why democracy still fails ordinary Nigerians — Onaiyekan
They have queued under scorching sun and rain to vote, watched presidents and governors come and go, and seen disputed elections
IPO: Netizens fault VeryDarkMan’s comment about Dangote’s 2007 shares
Social media influencer, Martins Vincent Otse, popularly known as VeryDarkMan, has come under criticism from Nigerians on X after sharing documents relating to an individual who reportedly bought 1,200 units of Dangote Flour Mills shares for ₦18,000 in 2007. VeryDarkMan shared what he described as receipts showing that the investor bought the shares at ₦15 […]
What King Mitchy told young Nigerians
By Victoria Nduka Content creator and media personality King Mitchy has urged young Nigerians involved in internet fraud, popularly known as Yahoo, to abandon the practice and acquire legitimate skills. Mitchy made the call in a video shared on social media, where she claimed that internet fraud was no longer as financially rewarding as it […]
All Nigeria Editors Confab, 2026: Before ballot box, Africans already knew democracy — Achebe
According to Obi of Onitsha, HRM, Igwe Nnaemeka Alfred Achebe, beneath those traditional systems lay an important democratic principle
AULNU: Okiki unveils six-point agenda for university libraries
By Peter Oyedele, Abuja The Association of University Librarians of Nigerian Universities (AULNU) has elected Prof. Christopher O. Okiki as its new chairman, following the completion of the two-year tenure of Prof. Angela Ebele Okpala. Okpala formally handed over the leadership of the association to Okiki after presenting her end-of-tenure report, in which she highlighted […]
