Degrees Without Skills? Report Reveals Why Many Nigerian Graduates Struggle to Find Jobs
A new workforce report is challenging a long-held assumption about unemployment in Nigeria, suggesting the crisis may be less about a shortage of jobs and more about a shortage of skills. According to findings released by Proten International, a…
Céline Dion Announces Stage Comeback After Health Battle
Céline Dion, one of the best-selling music artists of all time, has announced her return to live performance, four years after a health condition forced her off the stage. The global star has not headlined her own concert since March 8, 2020, in Newark,…
Ceaseless Bleeding on The Plateau – A Poem by Bolutife Oluwadele
Ceaseless Bleeding on The Plateau The harmattan drags its dusty shroud across the plateau’s broken spine. In a room of scattered sandals and silent bread, a mother folds herself around a boy who will not wake. She rocks him not the…
Daring Art Heist in Italy: Renoir, Cézanne, Matisse Works Worth €9m Stolen in Minutes
Italian authorities have launched an investigation after a brazen museum heist saw masterpieces by Pierre-Auguste Renoir, Paul Cézanne and Henri Matisse stolen from a private collection near Parma. Police said four masked men stormed the Magnani Rocca…
The Mistakes a Solo Traveller should not make Abroad
As solo travel becomes more popular globally, it has become noticeable that many independent adventurers are leaving themselves dangerously exposed by treating travel insurance as an afterthought. Fresh data from AXA Travel Insurance shows that solo…
Books Can Rewire Your Mind And Revive Your Joy for Learning
While screentime can be consuming and shrink attention spans, books can offer powerful alternatives for depth, clarity, and transformation. From boosting intelligence to strengthening emotional awareness, reading is increasingly being recognised not just…
Indonesia Cracks Down on Under-16 Social Media Use in Landmark Digital Safety Move
Indonesia has begun enforcing nationwide restrictions on social media use for children under 16, marking a first for Southeast Asia and one of the most far-reaching policies of its kind worldwide. The regulation, which took effect on Saturday, requires…
Bayo Olanlege Sounds Alarm Over Football Governance, Demands Accountability Reform
A leading voice in Nigerian football administration, Bayo Olanlege, has called for sweeping reforms, warning that the country’s football system risks stagnation without a renewed commitment to accountability. In a strongly a statement posted on LinkedIn…
Heat, Darkness and Nigeria’s Soaring Fuel Costs
For millions of people in Nigeria, survival is becoming an exhausting daily calculation, one shaped by blistering heat, unreliable electricity, rising fuel costs, and shrinking environmental protection. Across the country, temperatures have surged to…
Global Education Crisis Deepens as 273 Million Children Remain Out of School
The UNESCO has raised fresh concern over the state of global education, revealing that about 273 million children and young people are currently out of school. The figure, contained in its 2026 Global Education Monitoring Report, marks the seventh…