Toyota’s RAV4-Based Pickup Could Be a Smart Bet If It Gets the Balance Right
Toyota appears to be edging closer to one of the auto industry’s most talked-about possibilities: a compact pickup built around the hugely successful Toyota RAV4 platform. Recent comments from Tetsuo Ogawa suggest that the Japanese automaker is seriously…
The Killing of Journalists Has To Stop!
It’s World Press Freedom Day but… Journalism, long regarded as a pillar of democracy, is facing one of its gravest threats in recent history as violence against media professionals escalates across the globe. What was once a profession under…
Scientists Create ‘Optical Tornadoes’ in Breakthrough for Next-Generation Photonics
Researchers from University of Warsaw, Military University of Technology, and Institut Pascal CNRS at Université Clermont Auvergne have developed a novel way to generate swirling beams of light, described as “optical tornadoes” within a small structure.…
Is AI Making Us Duller?
We are living in an age of excess; excess information, excess speed, excess convenience. Tools like ChatGPT, Google Gemini,Meta AI and Claude are gradually and infinitely reshaping how we think, write, learn and even decide. Aww shocks! Yes, they are…
‘A Woman Can Lead Nigeria’: Atoyebi Calls for Greater Political Space for Women
A lot of Nigerians believe it will take decades if not a century to have a female president in Nigeria. This perspective is anchored on the metallic posture of a patriarchal society like Nigeria. It’s pretty hard to bend a socio-economic space…
Ikogosi Revival Takes Centre Stage at DGL 2026
Nigeria’s push for sustainable development through collaboration took the spotlight on April 15 as industry leaders, policymakers, and investors converged in Ado Ekiti for the Distinguished Guest Lecture (DGL) 2026, where the transformation of the…
Is Nigeria Drinking ‘Real Milk’ or Fatty Ingredients?
A couple of posts on X has jolted many Nigerians into the real composition of what they ingest as “milk”. This has generated a growing debate over the widespread consumption of what many believe to be milk, but is increasingly revealed to be…
Artemis II Astronauts Return After Record-Breaking Lunar Flyby
They are back! The crew of Artemis II returned to Earth after a 10-day mission that pushed the boundaries of human space travel. According to The BBC, the astronauts splashed down in the Pacific Ocean at 00:07 GMT, with commander Reid Wiseman confirming…
Are Routine Celebrations Slowly Becoming a Luxury in Nigeria?
It’s Easter but… For many Nigerians, festive seasons like these once symbolised joy, travel, and abundance. Today, they increasingly represent something else, economic strain, shrinking meals, and difficult choices. Across Nigeria, households…
Artemis II Pushes Human Spaceflight Further as Crew Nears Historic Lunar Flyby
History repeats itself, this time in an unequalled fashion, raising the bar for future attempts as well. More than half a century after Apollo 11 stamped humanity’s first steps on the Moon, a new generation of explorers is venturing even farther into…