How attacks on Middle East data centres expose Nigeria’s digital vulnerability
By Progress Godfrey Drone strikes that damaged three cloud facilities operated by Amazon Web Services (AWS) in the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain on March 1 have exposed Nigeria’s lack of digital independence. It has also shown that in the geopolitical conflict, data centres are no longer neutral infrastructure but potential targets, raising concerns about […]
Manage your time well, Kolawole counsels matriculating students at TU
The Vice Chancellor, Trinity University, Yaba, Lagos, Prof. Clement Kolawole, has urged new intakes into the university to manage their time well, saying that could determine what their academic journey would look like in the end.
Port Harcourt entrepreneur launches business comedy series office hours
Port Harcourt-based entrepreneur and filmmaker Joseph Don has announced the release of a new comedy series titled Office Hours, a show designed to entertain viewers while teaching practical lessons about business and entrepreneurship.
God’s Sufficiency City of Hope Foundation supports widows, elderly in Lagos
A newly established non-profit organisation, God’s Sufficiency City of Hope Foundation, on Saturday, March 21, 2026, embarked on a food outreach programme benefiting over 50 widows and elderly residents in the Akesan area of Lagos State. Speaking during the outreach, the Founder and Chairman of the Foundation, Mrs. Olajumoke Akinyemi, said the initiative was driven […]
IWD: AI education key to women’s empowerment — UNA-Nigeria, NIIA
By Ebunoluwa Sessou & Matthew Johnson In commemoration of International Women’s Day, the United Nations Association of Nigeria, UNA-Nigeria, in collaboration with the Nigeria Institute of International Affairs, NIIA, has unveiled a high-level forum in Lagos focused on advancing women’s empowerment through digital education, artificial intelligence, and health equity. The event brought together dignitaries, policymakers, […]
Beyond the Red Carpet: The UK State Visit is an Investment in Nigeria’s Future
By WALE EDUN As President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and Prime Minister Keir Starmer met at 10 Downing Street to discuss the future of our two countries, I felt a quiet but unmistakable sense of pride. What I witnessed was not the old posture of a junior partner seeking favour. It was two leaders and two teams […]
