Jordan: A Desert Dream Living in Timeless Reality
Jordan isn’t just a stopover in the Middle East, it’s a tourist dream. From the rose-red ruins of Petra to the star-dusted sands of Wadi Rum, every corner of this small yet spectacular nation tells a story of endurance, beauty, and warmth. With its…
The Blue Building: Joints and Jargons
Chapter Four: The sun was already leaning west when Precious reached the church gate that evening. The Blue Building shimmered in the dusty Ibadan heat, its paint peeling slightly around the corners, the iron gate screeching open to let her in. The…
McPherson University Unveils 5,000-Capacity Multipurpose Hall Donated by Tech Entrepreneur
McPherson University, Seriki Sotayo, Ogun State, has inaugurated a state-of-the-art 5,000-capacity multipurpose hall, marking a major milestone in the institution’s quest to provide world-class learning facilities. The edifice, named Stephen and Hannah…
Under the Knife: Why More People Are Turning to Facelifts in the Age of Filters and Fillers
The facelift, once seen as the final, drastic step in the world of cosmetic enhancement — is quietly making a comeback. We live in an age where filters can smooth a selfie in seconds and injectable fillers promise instant rejuvenation, more people are…
Youth Leaders Honour Ken Saro-Wiwa, Endorse Tinubu’s 2027 Bid, Demand Stronger Democracy
Over 700 youth leaders from across Nigeria converged in Abuja on Friday for the maiden All Ethnic Nationalities Youth Conference, a historic gathering aimed at honouring the late environmental activist Ken Saro-Wiwa and reaffirming their commitment to…
From Food Aid to Food Providers: African Farmers Push for a New Role in Crisis Recovery
Across Africa’s conflict-hit regions, farmers are trapped between hunger and hardship. Many are cut off from their fields, traders face perilous journeys on broken roads, and millions have been displaced from their homes. However, despite the…
Sunday Dare Calls for Legal Overhaul, Media Reawakening to Restore Nigeria’s Rule of Law
The Special Adviser to President Bola Tinubu on media and public communications, Dr Sunday Dare has warned that selective application and weak enforcement of laws are tearing at the country’s moral and institutional fabric. Giving a keynote address at…
Presidency Dismisses World Bank’s 139 Million Poverty Estimate
It’s extraneous. The Nigerian government has branded the World Bank recent figures a ‘lie’ Nigeria’s presidency has rejected the World Bank’s recent claim that 139 million Nigerians are living in poverty, describing the figure as…
Cristiano Ronaldo Crowned Football’s First Ever Billionaire Player
Cristiano Ronaldo has officially become football’s first billionaire player. This is according to the latest valuation by financial media giant Bloomberg. The 40-year-old Portuguese superstar, who currently plays for Saudi Pro League side Al-Nassr, now…
Quantum Pioneers Win 2025 Nobel Physics Prize for Tunnelling
Three scientists, John Clarke of the United Kingdom, Michel Devoret of France, and John Martinis of the United States — have been awarded the 2025 Nobel Prize in Physics for their groundbreaking work on quantum mechanical tunnelling. The Royal Swedish…