Next of Kin Series 8 shortlists 20 artists
ICT institute targets 1m Almajiris for digital empowerment
Tinubu’s reforms transforming Nigeria, says Arewa Group at Kaduna sensitization forum
Sobomabo Jacrich hails Tantita boss, Pondi on birthday anniversary
ICAN, CIBN, CIS, others champion national financial literacy drive
Cape Town convention signing will drive aviation growth – Dare Osamo
Experts, others explain rationale behind Makoko waterfront clearance
Imo @50: Senator Anosike commends Uzodinma on security, transformation
NDIC sensitizes Taraba schools on savings culture
UBA Group announces Loknath Mishra as CEO, UBA UK
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SubscribeWhy redefining music, social impact is key for me — DJ Gasket
A famous disc jockey, Micheal Ikudabo, popularly called DJ Gasket, has disclosed that redefining the role of music beyond entertainment is central to his identity as young artiste.
Nigerian Law School DG endorses PUSG as scheme expands access to legal education
The Director-General of the Nigerian Law School, Prof. Olugbemisola Titilayo Odusote, has endorsed the Prada Uzodimma Law School Scholarship Grant (PUSG), citing its contribution to improving access to legal education for financially disadvantaged law graduates.
Oyo State confers Honorary Award on historian Toyin Falola at Golden Jubilee
Oyo State marked a defining moment in its Golden Jubilee celebrations with the conferment of an honorary award on Professor Toyin Falola, the eminent historian whose work has shaped African historical thought for more than four decades.
FG digitises fish import licensing to boost local production
By Folarin Kehinde, Abuja The Federal Government has approved the digitisation of Nigeria’s fish import licensing process as part of efforts to strengthen transparency, regulatory oversight and domestic fish production. The Minister of Marine and Blue Economy, Dr. Adegboyega Oyetola, gave the approval and directed the Department of Fisheries and Aquaculture to fast-track the implementation of […]
How bad networks are killing smartphone batteries in Nigeria
By mid-afternoon, many Nigerians are already hunting for a power outlet. Phones that left home fully charged begin to flash low-battery warnings long before the day ends, while others grow uncomfortably hot in the palm.
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