AdaezeBDG reclaims spotlight with YOLO
By Juliet Ebirim Nigerian recording artist Adaeze Mogbogu, professionally known as AdaezeBDG, is reclaiming attention across Africa with her latest musical offering, YOLO (You Only Live Once). Born in Anambra State and raised in Lagos, she represents the creative convergence of heritage and metropolitan influence. Her music blends Afro hip-hop and R&B, delivering rhythm-driven storytelling […]
FOCI and resident doctors organise New Year’s Outreach to Patients and Public
On New Year’s Day, Hundreds of patients and members of the public in Rivers State and Cross River State benefited from an outreach organised by First On-Call Initiative (FOCI), a youth-led healthcare non-profit. The Executive Director of FOCI, Dr Faithful Daniel, while addressing newsmen, remarked that “the outreach was conceived to enable patients on admissions […]
Stakeholders excited over Lalong stunning U-turn in handing APC to Mutfwang
By Victor Ahiuma-Young A dramatic realignment has reshaped Plateau State politics as former governor and senator, Simon Bako Lalong, handed over the leadership of the All Progressives Congress, APC, in the state to Governor Caleb Mutfwang, ending months of political rivalry and signaling a new era of unity. The move, which followed Governor Mutfwang’s recent […]
Obi’s misreading of politics and power
By SUNDAY DARE If the recent decamping of Peter Obi from the Labour Party to the African Democratic Congress was intended to detonate like a political bombshell, it failed spectacularly. What arrived instead was a dull thud—unremarkable, unsurprising, and terminally familiar. Nothing more. Nothing less. The script had been written long ago, recycled endlessly, and now—ironically—with […]
NCDMB, Lucky Osanebi and Sons launch welding, fabrication training for Delta Youths
The Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board (NCDMB) has partnered with Lucky Osanebi and Sons Nigeria Limited to launch a one-month welding and fabrication training programme for youths in Delta State.
Over 33% of Nigerian immigrants in US live on public benefits — Trump
UNITED States President Donald Trump has shared a list showing welfare rates among immigrants, noting that about 33.3 per cent of Nigerian immigrant households received some form of public assistance in the United States.
