Heat, Darkness and Nigeria’s Soaring Fuel Costs
For millions of people in Nigeria, survival is becoming an exhausting daily calculation, one shaped by blistering heat, unreliable electricity, rising fuel costs, and shrinking environmental protection. Across the country, temperatures have surged to…
Global Education Crisis Deepens as 273 Million Children Remain Out of School
The UNESCO has raised fresh concern over the state of global education, revealing that about 273 million children and young people are currently out of school. The figure, contained in its 2026 Global Education Monitoring Report, marks the seventh…
Ghana Leads Push at UN to Recognise Slave Trade as Crime Against Humanity
A renewed global debate over justice, memory, and accountability is unfolding at the United Nations, where member states are preparing to vote on a landmark resolution seeking to formally recognise the transatlantic slave trade as “the gravest crime…
Rare Lynx Photo Captures Wild Beauty and Conservation Success
In wildlife photography, patience often meets unpredictability and sometimes, the result is nothing short of extraordinary. Popular writer, Fortune Omosola says: Sometimes, you have to forget about time and routine to capture the best pictures, the best…
Ogun Targets 5 Million Trees in Bold Green Push to Boost Economy and Fight Climate Risks
Forests are increasingly being recognised not just as environmental assets, but as economic lifelines and in Ogun State, authorities are now turning that recognition into action. The state government has unveiled an ambitious plan to plant over five…
False Start to Rainy Season? Nigerian Farmers Warned of Heavy Downpours, Climate Risks Ahead
Farmers across Nigeria may be welcoming the recent showers after months of intense heat and dryness, but experts are urging caution, warning that the rains could be deceptive and potentially dangerous for crop planning. Agricultural stakeholders say the…
Namibia Tops Africa’s 2026 Quality of Life Ranking List
10 countries with an appreciable quality of life and Nigeria misses out. A new continental snapshot of living standards has revealed how quality of life is increasingly defined by a blend of economic resilience, healthcare access, and environmental…
Nigeria’s Damilola Ogunbiyi Makes TIME Earth List for Global Climate Leadership
A leading Nigerian voice in global climate action, Damilola Ogunbiyi, has been named among the world’s most influential environmental leaders on the 2026 TIME Earth list. The recognition, part of TIME’s prestigious Earth Awards, celebrates individuals…
Quarter-Final Fireworks Light Up Akin Oyebode Cup as Four Teams Charge Into Semis
Excitement reached fever pitch at the quarter-final stage of the Prof. Akin Oyebode Cup, where gripping contests and attacking brilliance defined a memorable round of matches. Gbonyin (Aiyekire) drew first blood, edging past Ikole 2-1 in a tightly…
Inside Lagos’ Booming Property Trap: Fake Agents, Vanishing Lands and a City on the Brink
As glossy adverts continue to market “Luxury Lagos” to eager buyers, a darker reality is unfolding beneath the surface of Nigeria’s commercial capital, one marked by fraud, desperation and a booming underground market of land scams. In Lagos and…
