Fashion met history on Monday night as the Met Gala 2025 spotlighted Black style and dandyism under the theme “Superfine: Tailoring Black Style”—the first time in over two decades the event focused solely on menswear. Inspired by a new Metropolitan...
Smartphones have become our alarm clocks, newsfeeds, and bedtime companions, infact, many people casually tuck their phones under their pillows without a second thought. But health experts say that habit might be silently harming you more than you...
A growing body of scientific evidence has once again sounded the alarm about the invisible dangers lurking in everyday plastics. According to a groundbreaking global analysis, daily exposure to a chemical commonly used to soften plastics may be...
Where is the common sense in this? He asks. Former presidential candidate, Peter Obi, has condemned the arrest of popular social media activist Martin Vincent Otse, widely known as VeryDarkMan (VDM), describing the operation as emblematic of...
A mysterious device called Nubbin is sweeping across TikTok and social media, claiming to let users “relive their memories” through a sleek brain chip developed by a company called TCKR Systems. It’s futuristic. It’s eerie. It’s viral. But here’s...
On Wednesday, May 7, 134 cardinals will gather in one of the most secretive and spiritually charged rituals in the world in the election of a new Pope. For those curious about what really happens behind the locked doors of the Vatican, the 2024...
Nigeria is lucky. Nigeria needs help. The African Development Bank Group (AfDB) has launched an ambitious new five-year Country Strategy Paper (CSP) for Nigeria, pledging to commit $650 million annually from 2025 to 2030 to drive economic...
A gang rape video recently made rounds on X, and for the life of me, I cannot understand why anyone would share or derive pleasure from such a horrific violation. Rape, in any form, is a cruel theft of dignity and consent. A gang rape, where...
Every year on May 1, the world pauses to honour the backbone of society, its workers. Known globally as International Labour Day, this occasion dates back to the Haymarket affair in 1886, when American workers in Chicago rallied for an eight-hour...
As humanity prepares for its next great leap returning to the Moon and eventually venturing to Mars an uncomfortable but necessary question looms: what happens if someone dies out there? Since the dawn of human space exploration over six decades...
