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WHO Reports Heavy Civilian Deaths in Sudan Strikes

WHO says at least 114 people were killed after Sudan airstrikes hit a hospital and kindergarten, intensifying fears over civilian safety.

Solana Rallies as Altcoin ETF Optimism Builds

Solana gains 5% as renewed ETF optimism drives a broader crypto rally, boosting altcoin sentiment and attracting fresh trading activity across markets.

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From Soil to Screen: Nigerian Startups Drive Digital Farming Revolution Beyond Lagos

KEY POINTS Nigerian agritech startups are bringing advanced farming tools to rural communities, enabling...

From Protest to Policy: How Youth-Led Climate Movements Are Shaping a Greener Niger Delta

KEY POINTS Young Nigerians in the Niger Delta are leading grassroots climate initiatives focused...

Nigeria’s Urban Transport Makeover: Cities Turn to Sustainability to Tame Gridlock

KEY POINTS Nigerian cities like Lagos, Abuja, and Port Harcourt are adopting electric buses,...

Court Sentences Ex-PDP Chair’s Son to 14 Years for Fraud

A Lagos court sentenced Mamman Ali and Christian Taylor to 14 years for N2.2 billion fuel subsidy fraud after a 13-year trial.

U.S. Halts New Student Visa Interviews Amid Security Review

U.S. suspends new student visa interviews, affecting Nigerian applicants as social media vetting rules expand.

Six Nigerian Communities Forge Their Own Paths Amid Government Neglect

KEY POINTS Six Nigerian communities leverage cooperative farming, digital innovation, and traditional governance to...

From TikTok to Deepfakes: How Social Media Redefined Nigeria’s Political Battleground in 2024

KEY POINTS Nigerian youth leveraged TikTok, memes, and crowdfunding to demand political accountability, forcing...

Diploma or Die Trying: The Mental Cost of Surviving Nigeria’s Broken School System

This article explores the mental cost of Nigeria’s broken school system and offers solutions to reduce stress and improve students’ success

NDLEA,UK’s HOIO Sign MoU to Strengthen Fight Against Drugs

The NDLEA and HOIO have signed a new agreement to increase cooperation, weaken drug trafficking groups and strengthen responses to illegal drug trading.

South-South States Step Up Flood Response Amid NiMet Warning

Edo, Delta, and Bayelsa ramp up flood response plans to protect lives and property amid NiMet's heavy rainfall prediction.

Saudi Arabia Deports Sheikh Gumi, Bars Him from Performing 2025 Hajj

KEY POINTS Saudi Arabia barred Nigerian cleric Sheikh Ahmad Gumi from performing Hajj and...

Still Out of Reach: Why Solar Power Remains an Unaffordable Dream for Nigeria’s Poor

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WHO Reports Heavy Civilian Deaths in Sudan Strikes

WHO says at least 114 people were killed after Sudan airstrikes hit a hospital and kindergarten, intensifying fears over civilian safety.

Solana Rallies as Altcoin ETF Optimism Builds

Solana gains 5% as renewed ETF optimism drives a broader crypto rally, boosting altcoin sentiment and attracting fresh trading activity across markets.

TikTok Limits Overnight Live Streams in Nigeria

TikTok has restricted late-night live access in Nigeria, tightening streaming rules to improve youth safety and encourage healthier online behaviour patterns.

Pengassan, Dangote Rift Deepens Over Salary Freeze

The salary freeze on sacked engineers has widened the Pengassan–Dangote rift as both sides struggle to settle the dispute through dialogue