FOI: This is a very uncomfortable conversation about Prostate Cancer as written by Duke of Shomolu …… It is now official. We have to have ejaculate 21 times a month to survive and avoid prostate cancer. Once a Nigerian male crosses 50, his chances...
A Spanish research team has developed a triple-drug therapy that completely eradicated aggressive pancreatic tumors in mice, with no signs of relapse after treatment. The study, led by pioneering oncologist Dr. Mariano Barbacid at Spain’s National...
McPherson University, Seriki Sotayo, Ogun State has held its 14th Matriculation Ceremony, formally admitting 896 new students into its growing academic community. Welcoming the matriculants on Friday, the Vice-Chancellor, Professor Francis Igbasan...
The Centre for Journalism Innovation and Development (CJID), through its Media in National Elections (MiNE) project and its fact-checking arm, DUBAWA, has begun a two-day Media and Information Literacy (MIL) and fact-checking training for officials...
The Nigerian Senate’s special committee on electoral reforms has recommended the passage of a comprehensive amendment bill, concluding that the proposed changes would significantly strengthen Nigeria’s electoral integrity, enhance transparency, and...
The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has levied significant fines and suspensions against the football federations of Senegal and Morocco, along with multiple players and officials, following the turbulent conclusion of the 2025 Africa Cup of...
Meta has pulled the plug on its popular “AI characters” for all users under 18 worldwide. The sudden pause, effective immediately across Instagram, Messenger, and other Meta apps, temporarily silences the personality-driven chatbots that had become...
One is described as a divine gifted being, the other, a product of relentless pursuit. In what may stand as one of the most definitive insider testimonies on football’s greatest rivalry, Argentine World Cup winner Ángel Di Maria has drawn the...
The face of a global mental health crisis is not always one covered in filth or clothed in rags. It wears a sharp suit, applies expensive perfume, and walks the corridors of power. It sits in classrooms, drives taxis, and scrolls through smartphones...
The chilling sound of emergency whistles, now a common accessory on the streets of Minneapolis, pierced the air again this weekend. They are not for blizzards, but for a different kind of storm: the sudden appearance of federal agents. This new...
