Beyond mere arguments, it is no longer in doubt that GM technology can help boost food production and help developing countries reduce the dehumanising menace of hunger and starvation.
Since the news reported that FAAN planned to engage the musician as an ambassador for airport security protocols, I have been genuinely amused and gravely disappointed at the cowardice of the aviation officials who think they can rehabilitate K1 through such shoddy means.
The sheer convenience of the online world makes real-life commitments feel messy and effortful. And the rise of time spent online and the attendant decline in face-to-face interactions enable behaviours such as “ghosting”.
At this point, frankly, it’s unrealistically optimistic to expect that Tinubu would reverse his punitive signature policies. If he can’t stop the fire he started, he should at least hand the most burned Nigerians some water.
Nigerian Fuji legend KWAM 1 has been placed on a no-fly list after allegedly blocking an aircraft at Abuja airport. But as a close friend of President Bola Tinubu, will political connections save him from punishment?
…the use of GM traits in everyday foods like beans could expose Nigerians to harmful chemicals such as glyphosate, an herbicide linked to serious health concerns in global studies.
Nigerian women leading the charge in rebranding the nation
Kwankwaso’s recent claim that Tinubu has neglected the north was a heavy political statement that shook the president’s camp. No doubt, Tinubu is in for a very tight fight.
When glamour matters more than grit: Nigeria continues to glorify its entertainers while systematically neglecting the contributions and welfare of its intellectuals and working-class citizens
