Nigerian Dentist Dr. Adekemi Adeniyan Wins Global Roux Prize for Transforming Oral Health Access
Nigerian dentist and oral health advocate, Dr. Adekemi Adeniyan, has been announced as the winner of the 2025 Roux Prize, one of the world’s most prestigious honors in global health. The award, presented annually by David and Barbara Roux and the…
Nigeria Seeks Qatari Support to Tackle 15 Million Out-of-School Children
Hope starts with these kinda steps. Nigeria is seeking the support of the Qatar Foundation to help address the alarming number of over 15 million out-of-school children across the country. First Lady, Senator Oluremi Tinubu, disclosed this during a…
Venezuela Shuts Embassy in Oslo Days After Opposition Leader Wins Nobel Peace Prize
Venezuela has announced the closure of its embassy in Oslo, just days after opposition leader María Corina Machado was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for her fight for democracy. Although the Venezuelan government did not directly comment on Machado’s…
Canada, Singapore, South Korea Top Global Climate Preparedness Rankings
Canada, Singapore, and South Korea have emerged as global leaders in climate change adaptation, demonstrating the highest levels of readiness to withstand and recover from the economic and environmental impacts of a warming planet, according to new data…
Will Imo State Start Enjoying 24-hour Power Supply?
Electricity supply is big deal in Nigeria due to the numerous challenges that has been confronting the sector over the years. With this in mind, residents in Imo State are asking if it’s possible to enjoy constant supply of it following a recent…
Prominent Prophet Leads Dozens of Pilgrims to Jordan Historical Sites
In what could be described as a reveling spiritual experience, Apostle Dr. S.M.O. Mustapha, J.P., popularly known as Baba Sebioba has dozens of Nigerian pilgrims on a sacred journey across Jordan, a land rich with biblical history and spiritual…
Jordan: A Desert Dream Living in Timeless Reality
Jordan isn’t just a stopover in the Middle East, it’s a tourist dream. From the rose-red ruins of Petra to the star-dusted sands of Wadi Rum, every corner of this small yet spectacular nation tells a story of endurance, beauty, and warmth. With its…
The Blue Building: Joints and Jargons
Chapter Four: The sun was already leaning west when Precious reached the church gate that evening. The Blue Building shimmered in the dusty Ibadan heat, its paint peeling slightly around the corners, the iron gate screeching open to let her in. The…
McPherson University Unveils 5,000-Capacity Multipurpose Hall Donated by Tech Entrepreneur
McPherson University, Seriki Sotayo, Ogun State, has inaugurated a state-of-the-art 5,000-capacity multipurpose hall, marking a major milestone in the institution’s quest to provide world-class learning facilities. The edifice, named Stephen and Hannah…
Under the Knife: Why More People Are Turning to Facelifts in the Age of Filters and Fillers
The facelift, once seen as the final, drastic step in the world of cosmetic enhancement — is quietly making a comeback. We live in an age where filters can smooth a selfie in seconds and injectable fillers promise instant rejuvenation, more people are…
