Anyebe felicitates Muslims on Eid-el-Kabir, urges youths to embrace peace, productivity

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Nigerian founder Jethro Mark Da’ar builds AI-powered digital ecosystem for African markets
By Juliet Umeh Nigerian technology entrepreneur Jethro Mark Da’ar, widely known as JMD, is expanding his presence within Africa’s growing digital economy through CBRILLIANCE AI-TECHS LTD, a technology company building AI-powered systems, blockchain infrastructure, and smart commerce platforms for African users. As artificial intelligence adoption continues accelerating globally, the company is positioning itself around the […]
Firm expands into Nigeria with Lagos operations hub
By Juliet Umeh Global tools and accessories manufacturer, SALI Tools, has officially entered the Nigerian market with the establishment of a local office and warehouse operation in Lagos as part of plans to strengthen its footprint across West Africa. The company said the expansion, which commenced in early 2026, includes the creation of a local […]
Children’s Day: AGCRF decries students’ abductions
…says Nigeria’s future in captivity By Adesina Wahab A non-governmental organisation, the Amazing Grace Children Rights Foundation (AGCRF), has described the incessant attacks on schools and the kidnapping of students as a dangerous trend mortgaging the country’s future. Speaking ahead of the annual Children’s Day celebration on Wednesday, May 27, the Founder/Chief Executive Officer of […]
Africa Day 2026: TPADI wants May 25 declared national holiday, condemns xenophobia
By Uko Etim UYO—The Pan-African Dialogue Institute (TPADI) has called on the Federal Government of Nigeria to officially recognise May 25 as Africa Day and declare it a national public holiday, saying the move is vital to counter rising xenophobia, Afrophobia, and cultural alienation across the continent. Speaking at a international press conference in Uyo, […]
AI not a trend, it is Nigeria’s next capacity crisis – Tonye Onyanabo
By Juliet Umeh In Nigeria today, artificial intelligence is still treated like a buzzword—something for tech enthusiasts, social media creators, and curious professionals. That is a mistake. AI is not a trend. It is a national capacity issue. And like power, infrastructure, and education before it, how Nigeria responds will determine whether we rise or […]

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