GMYT Fashion Academy attains fresh feat, inducts 21 new entrepreneurs
Rising xenophobic tensions in South Africa prompt calls for Urgent govt action – ADSC Boss Oluwafemi
Girei: I’ll use unity to tackle poverty in Adamawa
HOPE Programme targets teacher, health gaps
FG Sanctions 147 Prison officers, destroys 1,167 Phones in crackdown on Custodial Centre contraband
Osun APC, Adeleke’s Camp trade words ahead of polls
$75,000 to enter the conversation
Oba Adeoye set to become 18th Oluoke of Okeigbo

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African Accelerators face calls for greater alignment with market needs
Startup accelerators across Africa are drawing increased attention over how capital is allocated and how innovation is shaped within the ecosystem.
Lagos Ikoyi Elite Lions Club inaugurates FCFMT Leo Club
By Etop Ekanem The Lagos Ikoyi Elite Lions Club recently held the charter presentation of Federal College of Fisheries and Marine Technology (FCFMT) Leo Club. The FCFMT Leo Club charter presentation was sponsored by Lagos Ikoyi Elite Lions Club. Leo Club represents the vibrant, energetic and compassionate youth arm of Lions Clubs International. It is […]
Foundation rallies support for neurodiverse children
*Decries weak policy enforcement By Henry Ojelu The Punuka Foundation has stepped up its advocacy for the inclusion of neurodiverse children, calling on government, corporate organisations and the public to take deliberate action to improve their welfare and help them realise their full potential. The call was made during the foundation’s flagship Annual Walk for […]
Protecting Nigerians from global oil shocks
At a time when rising crude prices should translate into national gain, Nigerians are instead confronted with escalating petrol costs, deepening inflation, and economic anxiety. The renewed volatility in global oil markets, triggered by geo-political tensions in the Middle East, has once again exposed the country’s fragile energy architecture. For a major crude producer, this […]
From Dust to Harvest: Katsina’s Quiet Revolution, by Dakuku Peterside
Can Nigeria’s states anchor development, or are they merely administrative units waiting each month for federal allocations? This question is now urgent. Citizens no longer judge government by constitutional theory but by practical outcomes: food on the table, roads to farms, safety in communities, jobs for young people, and hope in places long abandoned by policy. […]

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