Why President Tinubu may choose not to run in 2027
Mounting challenges, public discontent, and emerging rivals raise questions about Tinubu’s 2027 re-election chances.
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Pope Leo declares August 22 day of fasting and prayers for peace
Pope Leo has declared Friday, August 22, a day of fasting and prayer for peace in Ukraine, the Middle East, and other conflict-ridden regions.
A father’s grief: 80-year-old mourns son, pregnant daughter-in-law killed by gunmen
‘Losing two family members in a day is depressing. I don’t know what to do.’
Trump has just discovered he isn’t as powerful as he thought he was
Trump, a man who likes to hear himself talk, was noticeably subdued at the press conference and said very little. He consistently claimed progress on the major topics of discussion without telling us what those topics were.
Where are Nigeria’s brightest maths minds now?
Nigeria’s brightest STEM students compete in the International Mathematical Olympiad, but where do they end up? This 15-year analysis reveals.
B’Haram victims forced to live between Nigeria by day, Cameroon by night
Displaced residents of Kirawa in Borno say they now spend the day in Nigeria and sleep in Cameroon to avoid night attacks.
Woman regrets selling face to AI for £1,500
Lucy was approached via Instagram by a scout offering £1,500 to create an AI model of her face.
Descendants of Yoruba Kiriji War fighters reunite 140 years later
This programme is important because we are remembering the day our progenitor, Obadoke Iyanda Oyatoosa, died at the Kiriji War Camp,” Alhaji Hameed Latoosa said.
AltSchool Africa CEO warns most UTME courses now “irrelevant” in today’s economy
“If you’re entering school right now… I’m so sorry to tell you… what you’re about to study is irrelevant,” he said, blaming outdated curricula for producing ill-prepared graduates.
Nigeria tops Africa in number of breached email accounts — Report
Over 150,000 Nigerian email accounts were compromised in 2025, the highest in Africa, according to cybersecurity firm Surfshark.