Robotic Surgery Is Rewriting Nigeria’s Healthcare Story at Redeemers Health Village
At a time when Nigerians routinely travel abroad in search of specialised medical care, a hospital tucked inside the Redeemed Christian Church of God’s sprawling Redemption City is seeking to demonstrate that some of the country’s most…
“A Generation Is Being Traded for Gold”: Policy Expert Warns Niger State’s Mining Crisis Threatens to Erase an Entire Cohort of Boys
The deaths of 37 young miners in custody in Niger State have exposed a deeper, slow-burning catastrophe that could see an entire generation of boys vanish from Nigeria’s classrooms, according to Gbolahan Charles Oloye, a researcher, educator and…
Manchester City Found Guilty on 114 of 115 Charges: What Comes Next in the Premier League’s Biggest Ever Legal Battle
The wait is over but the war is just beginning. Manchester City have been found guilty of the vast majority of the 115 financial rule breaches levelled against them by the Premier League, according to reports from The Athletic and confirmed by BBC Sport…
Nigeria Demands Two Permanent UN Security Council Seats for Africa
Nigeria’s leader, President Bola Tinubu has called for a major overhaul of the United Nations Security Council, demanding at least two permanent seats for Africa with veto powers. He made the demand while addressing the General Debate of the 81st…
“Timely Intelligence is Critical to Successful Security Operations” – Siyaka Nasiru
A retired Nigerian Army officer and security analyst, Lieutenant Siyaka Nasiru, has identified timely intelligence gathering, verification and deployment as critical factors in the success of security operations. Nasiru, who spoke during an interview on…
Nigerian scientist wins 2026 Schlumberger Faculty for the Future Impact Prize
Nigerian scientist and Professor of Chemistry at the University of Uyo, Edu Inam, has won the 2026 Faculty for the Future Impact Prize of the Schlumberger Foundation. Inam was among nine women scientists and engineers selected from 156 applications…
Rasheedat Ajibade’s Initiative Helps Tackle Hygiene Poverty in Nigeria’s Grassroots Football
On Nigeria’s dusty football pitches, where young girls chase dreams of becoming the country’s next Super Falcons stars, talent is rarely in short supply. What is often missing is something much more basic. A bar of soap. A sanitary pad. Toothpaste.…
Rich Countries Must Cut the “Rubbish” as Global Debt Climbs, IMF Chief Warns
Kristalina Georgieva says wealthy economies can no longer allow every crisis to leave behind a permanently higher debt burden. The world’s richest economies have been told to confront a problem that has repeatedly been pushed into the future: soaring…
The Musical Fragments of KSA at 80
As King Sunny Adé turns 80, the bigger question is no longer how far he took jùjú music, but what happens to the tradition he transformed when the king is no longer on stage. At 80, King Sunny Adé has earned the right to simply be celebrated. But there…
Teenage Acne Is Normal, but Your Skincare Routine Could Be Making It Worse
For many teenagers, puberty brings more than growth spurts, changing voices and shifting emotions. It can also bring an unwelcome change to the skin. Accoridng to this article, about 80% of people aged 13 to 18 experience acne, making breakouts one of…