A new alternative to petrol is being carefully sought. As Nigeria approaches its 64th Independence anniversary, the Presidential Compressed Natural Gas Initiative (PCNGI) has announced a series of impactful events aimed at promoting the use of...
I want to live it backwards ‐— I want to live my next life backwards. You know, you start out dead, you get this out of the way. You wake up in a nursing home, but you’re feeling better every day. You get kicked out for being too healthy. You...

Tap tap…nothing! It was never to be. Hundreds of millions of promised coins only good enough to purchase lottery tickets. Oops! Crushed! One of the latest entries in the NFT gaming space, Hamster Kombat has made headlines for all the wrong reasons...
Workplace sexual relationship is breeding crazy stats in Nigeria. Did you know that over 44% of females in Nigerian workplaces have reported sexual harrasment or abuse of any kind while another 34% of males have reported same? Are you aware that if...
Exclusive Interview: Palmwine Sounds Unveiled—Music, Life, and the Art of Keeping the World Guessing
Palmwine Sounds, a poet and instrumentalist, remains an enigma in the creative world with eight published books to his name. He is known for his deep connection to music, an obsession with Fela Kuti’s sound, and a unique take on poetry that combines...
Extreme weather conditions are affecting food production and projection. The Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) has raised alarm over the growing risk to global food security posed by the ongoing La Niña weather phenomenon. La Niña, known for...
Rapid immunization is instructive for her immunity. That’s right! As Nigeria grapples with childhood diseases and increasing cases of zero-dose children, UNICEF is ramping up its efforts to boost immunization coverage, particularly in underserved...
Storm Boris has wreaked havoc across central Europe, with scientists warning that climate change has significantly worsened the disaster. The storm, which hit Poland, Austria, Italy, and other countries, resulted in at least 24 deaths and billions...
Had Nigeria learnt anything from epidemics or pandemics? The outbreak of monkeypox, now rebranded as Mpox, should have prompted Nigerian authorities to take decisive actions, but their lack of urgency exposes troubling gaps in public health...
Africa is struggling in abundance. Why? Africa’s agricultural landscape presents a paradox: despite the efforts of 41 million farmers, the continent still struggles to produce enough food for its growing population. The challenges are complex...

















