Guiding Fine Steed Together: Striking global symphony of AI cooperation
By Yan Yuqing Do you know that Nigeria has seen rapid deployment of AI tools and digital infrastructure driven by Chinese technology investment, and ranks second in the world in terms of AI usage frequency, according to the latest research report released by the ADP Global Institute on July 14, 2026? From July 17 to […]
A call to the Christian faithful and a warning to the bigots in our midst
It is welcome news that Mr. Anjem Choudary, Britain’s “most hated man” and the radical British Islamist who pledged an oath of allegiance to the leader of ISIS, Amir Abubakar Al Baghdadi, has been jailed in the United Kingdom.
Oil producing communities deserve equity
For over forty years, Chevron had been operating the Escravos terminal, shipping billions of dollars’ worth of crude oil to the United States; yet they are not prepared to develop the community whose Crude Oil wealth defines the mainstay of Nigerian economy.
Against all odds, Osun is growing strong
I CHANCED upon some disappointed folks last month in Ghana who thought the Governor of State of Osun, Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola had depressed their optimism for a rebranded Nigeria.
Monarch advocates peaceful co-existence to fast-track devt
OKPOKUNOU—PARAMOUNT ruler of Seimbiri Kingdom, Bomadi Local Government Area, Delta State, His Majesty Pere (Dr) Charles Ayemi-Botu, aka the Lion of the Niger, has called for peaceful coexistence among his people, saying that only harmonious living could guarantee peace and usher in speedy development to the kingdom.
No plebiscite, no referendum
CERTAINLY, Nigeria’s problems did not start with the adoption of the Presidential System of Government. And neither has the Presidential System of Government solved our problems. In retrospect the Presidential System of Government has created more problems for us leaving only the executives, legislators and their aides to operate the system.
