Fifteen-year-old Kanyeyachukwu Tagbo-Okeke has made history as the official Guinness World Record (GWR) holder for the largest painting on a canvas by an individual. The massive artwork, spanning 12,303 square meters—more than twice the size of a...
There is a strong demand for increased awareness and a stronger stance against the stigmatisation of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) in Nigeria. Staleholders who spoke at the 2025 ‘Shine Your Light Autism Spectrum Conference’ in Abuja, say there is...
In Pursuit of Meaning Tired eyes, Frazzled head—there is no such thing as color in this cycle of tributes. The ground is neither sand nor as you know it. Dogs enjoy the quietude more than men hunting blossom, a daily task for a quid, Eros, or...
In ancient Africa, long before football and basketball became the dominant sports, indigenous games were integral to community life, serving as tests of strength, agility, and enendurance Unfortunately, these traditional sports have largely faded...
Val Kilmer, the charismatic and enigmatic actor who dominated Hollywood with his unforgettable performances, has passed away at the age of 65. Known for his intense dedication to roles, Kilmer left an indelible mark on the film industry, embodying...
Kenya has emerged as Africa’s largest importer of second-hand clothing, a status that brings to mind both the economic realities of affordable fashion and the struggles of a once-thriving textile industry. While some celebrate the mitumba trade as a...
For decades, artificial intelligence has been Hollywood’s favorite villain, often depicted as a soulless force threatening humanity. Now, the film industry finds itself facing a real-world AI antagonist, not as a futuristic nightmare but as an...
By 2050, the world’s wealthiest nations are projected to enjoy a 60% increase in GDP per capita, while lower-income countries could see an even greater rise of 124% from 2025 levels. These optimistic forecasts, however, hinge on a crucial factor: a...
A brilliant Nigerian scholar, Saheed Ibrahim, has been awarded a fully funded PhD scholarship at Birmingham City University, United Kingdom, following his outstanding academic achievements. Saheed’s journey began at Adekunle Ajasin University...
There was a time when words like ‘sorry’ and ‘thank you’ carried weight, when they weren’t just conversational fillers but genuine reflections of gratitude and remorse. Today, these words often feel like mere social formalities, uttered out of habit...
