The battle for who carts home the $1000 prize money for the 2018 edition of The Nigeria Prize for Literature competition draws to a final stage following the release of a shortlist of three by the Advisory Board for the prestigious prize.

All is now set for the 2018 edition of the annual Olojo Festival, even as the  Ooni of Ife, Oba Enitan Ogunwusi harped on the importance of upholding cultural heritage in the nation.

Bribery is a fact of life for most people in Nigeria, whether it’s a daily “dash” of a few naira to traffic police or payment of an “administration fee” to speed up maddening bureaucracy.

Last week, the Oba of Benin, Oba Ewuare II, renewed his call on the British Government to return to Benin Kingdom, all the artifacts stolen in 1897 when British forces invaded the Benin Kingdom.The call was made by the Oba when he received the Director of the British Museum, Hartwig Fischer, at his palace in Benin.

As cybercrimes reach unprecedented level and sophistication, with internet criminals becoming more effective than ever, coupled with the fact that all aspects of human activities are increasingly being automated and online—the restaurants where we eat, the cars we drive, the electricity plants that power our cities, the military installations that protect our respective territories, etc. Studying cyber criminology has all the more become indispensable.