United in the Fight: How Collaboration Can Unseat Cancer
World Cancer Day 2025 has arrived with the theme “United by Unique,” reinforcing a collective commitment to addressing cancer’s ever-growing impact on individuals, families, and communities. The World Health Organization (WHO) has seized the opportunity…
Ekiti Government Inaugurates Hockey Association Leadership
The Ekiti State Government has inaugurated a 13-member team to oversee the development of hockey in the state, with Hon. Tayo Olajubu leading as chairman. The inauguration ceremony took place at the Oluyemi Kayode Stadium in Ado-Ekiti and was attended by…
AgTech Innovations Could Be the Key to Global Food Security
Innovations is the new currency for food security. As climate change threatens global food production, savvy Agtech companies are racing to develop solutions that make farming more sustainable and resilient. One company leading the charge is iyris, an…
Fraudsters Are Evolving—Here’s How Nigeria Can Fight Back Using PCI DSS
Cyber fraud is evolving, with criminals devising new tactics to exploit unsuspecting online users. But Nigeria is pushing back. The Managing Director of Galaxy Backbone (GBB), Prof. Ibrahim Adeyanju says the agency’s recent recertification on Payment…
These 3 Foods Can Cause Blood Sugar Spikes
Managing blood sugar is essential for overall health, especially for those at risk of diabetes or insulin resistance. While exercise and sleep play a role, diet remains the most critical factor. Nutritionist Cara Shaw from BlueIron has identified three…
Historic Wins and Memorable Moments at the 67th Grammy Awards
The 67th Annual Grammy Awards, held on February 2, 2025, at the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles, celebrated a night of groundbreaking achievements and heartfelt performances. Hosted by Trevor Noah, the ceremony honored musical excellence across diverse…
Nigeria and Liberia Strengthen Climate Change Collaboration for a Sustainable Future
Nigeria and Liberia are refining their partnership to combat the growing threat of climate change, as parliamentarians and environmentalists from Liberia seek to learn from Nigeria’s climate mitigation strategies. Leading the Liberian delegation, Mr.…
Stories That Matter: Cinema Meets Science, Society, and Global Affairs at John Hopkins
Everyone has a story to tell. It all depends on when and how personal it is. At Johns Hopkins University, a bold new dimension to cinematic storytelling is warming up with its Stories That Matter film series – one designed to merge art, science,…
Tuface and Annie – Grooming and Manipulating Stupidity
Duke of Shomolu writes I have decided to stay very clear of this saga, especially as we do not really have enough information about what is exactly going on. But in some comments that I have seen, the words “grooming” and…
Learning 101: Fast Learners Retain More in Less Time
Learning fast requires strategy; to read, retain and pass down. Some people try to shape what they have learnt into new things. It’s ingenious. Learning should procreate! Stephanie Vozza a freelance writer who covers productivity, careers, and…