Uhura Creators Academy Offers Extended Early Bird Discount Ahead of Two-Day Practical Training
With less than three weeks to the commencement of a two-day artificial intelligence (AI) content creation training, the organiser has announced that all Early Bird tickets have been sold out while extending the discounted registration fee to a limited…
Inside Nigeria’s Most Unbelievable ‘Non-Agency’ Scandal
Nigeria is jarring, everything about it. What does it mean for a government to deny the existence of something that appears in its own budget, sits in its own offices, meets its own officials, and recruits staff under its own seals? At what point does…
Distressed Fashion Becoming Africa’s Boldest Style Statement?
This sort of clothing was once dismissed as worn-out clothing or a symbol of neglect, distressed fashion has evolved into one of the defining aesthetics of contemporary style. Characterised by ripped denim, faded fabrics, frayed hems and intentionally…
South Africa’s Anti-Migrant Crackdown Leaves Thousands Displaced, Deepens Rift Across Africa
The relief on the faces of hundreds of Nigerians and other African migrants leaving South Africa is difficult to ignore. For many, evacuation offers an escape from weeks of fear, intimidation and uncertainty after anti-migrant protests swept through…
Insecurity Is Emptying Nigeria’s Sacred Mountains
For decades, Nigeria’s prayer mountains have stood as symbols of hope, healing and unwavering faith. Say hello to Insecurity… Perched on lonely hills, hidden within forests or tucked away from bustling cities, these sacred grounds have…
State Police: Nigeria’s Road to a Defining Moment
Nigeria may be standing at one of the most consequential crossroads in its democratic history. As the Senate prepares to debate the long-awaited State Police Bill, the country is being forced to confront a difficult reality: the existing security…
One Rotten Tomato Could Endanger Your Health
For many struggling households, a basket of bruised or partially rotten tomatoes can feel like a blessing in difficult economic times. Sold at a fraction of the cost of fresh produce, these tomatoes, popularly known in parts of Nigeria as “Ata…
How Shell’s Spillage Contaminated a Thriving Niger Delta Community
For decades, the creeks and mangroves of Nigeria’s Niger Delta have carried a burden far heavier than water. They have carried crude oil, leaked promises, broken livelihoods and now, renewed questions about corporate accountability. Fresh revelations…
Most People Do Not Quit Jobs; They Quit Their Toxic Bosses
This is a tell-all signs that you are dealing a toxic boss at your workplace and you may need to either face the realities head-on or call it a day. In Nigeria and everywhere else, a fulfilling career is built beyond a salary or job titles. Employees…
Could Kimchi Help Fight Plastic Inside the Human Body?
For centuries, Koreans have eaten Kimchi not merely as a side dish, but as a cultural tradition cuisine woven into everyday life. Spicy, sour and sharply aromatic, the fermented vegetable delicacy has long been celebrated for its digestive and probiotic…