As elections campaign kicks off Our Will puts last touches to mobilisation
By Lawani Mikairu As the Presidential election campaign officially started today, Wednesday 19th August, Our Will, a support group for the election of Hon Kingsley Chinda, the All Progressives Congress, APC, governorship candidate in the coming governorship election in Rivers State, is putting finishing touches to its strategies to mobilize supporters and votes for the […]
African-founded Elsooltaan Group expands multisector operations across six countries from Cairo hub
ELSOOLTAAN GROUP, an African-founded multisector group with its principal operating hub in Cairo, Egypt, has expanded its operations
Nigeria’s digital future: Experts urge teens to build, not just consume AI
…Challenge youths to develop competence, character, solve real-world problems By Juliet Umeh Experts in technology and digital innovation have challenged Nigerian teenagers to move beyond consuming digital content and begin using artificial intelligence, AI, and digital skills to create solutions to Nigeria’s real-world challenges. The experts said the country’s growing digital economy would require a […]
Fibre optic cable protection — beyond words, by Okoh Aihe
Getting a fibre optic ring around the country has enjoyed robust discourse in recent times. The other day, it was the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) calling a gathering to discuss a proposed Dig-Once policy which would ensure that the telcos and infrastructure companies rolling out fibre optic cables would have to take their fibres through one channel […]
Foundation empowers 600 women with N200m programme in Ondo
—-Pushes women’s, men’s economic empowerment By Dayo Johnson Akure The Jummy i Care Foundation has invested over N200 million to train and empower 600 women and Persons With Disabilities PWD, under its skills acquisition programme. Founder of the foundation, Chief Mrs. Jumoke Abegunde, said this during the empowerment programme in Akure, Ondo State. Abegunde said […]
Lessons from Osun 2026 and the road to 2027: Reading the political barometer (1), by Usman Sarki
The dust may have barely settled on the Osun State governorship election of 15 August, 2026, but its political debris will travel far beyond Osogbo, the state capital. Although state elections are invariably shaped by local personalities and circumstances — incumbency, political alignments, peculiar grievances and idiosyncrasies — their outcomes can sometimes offer valuable insights into broader […]
