By: Abidemi Faith Adekola It starts with a message that looks harmless. “Free 10GB data.” “Your ATM card will be blocked.” “You have won a car.” Behind the offer is a trap. In Nigeria’s digital age, scammers are no longer breaking…
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Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly reshaping the global economy, transforming industries ranging from healthcare and agriculture to finance, education and journalism. As countries invest heavily in AI research, innovation and workforce…
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By Abujah Racheal For Mr and Mrs Matthew Ponfa, a routine hospital visit became the moment their lives changed forever. Their 11-month-old son had suddenly started crying in severe pain. Nothing they did could calm him. Worried,…
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Fire outbreaks often occur without warning. Within minutes, a small spark from faulty electrical wiring, a gas leak, or an unattended cooking appliance can grow into a devastating blaze, threatening lives and destroying property. While…
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A recent statement attributed to the Emir of Argungu, Alhaji Samaila Muhammad Mera of Kebbi State, has stirred intense debate across Nigeria’s security and governance landscape. The traditional ruler reportedly urged communities to “get…
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Jumu’ah (Friday prayer) is one of the most important acts of worship in Islam and is compulsory for every adult, sane, resident Muslim man who has no valid excuse. The obligation is established in the Qur'an, where Allah says: "O you who…
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By Firdausi Abubakar Every morning across Nigeria, millions of parents watch their children put on their school uniforms, carry their bags, and leave home in pursuit of an education. It is a routine built on trust. Parents trust that…
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In today’s world, technology has become part of everyday life. From communication and banking to education and business, many people now depend heavily on smartphones, computers, and the internet for daily activities. While digital…
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From the grand Monte Carlo casino, to the lavish streets of Vegas, and even in some local casinos all over the world, you will always find one staple: roulette. The red and black wheel with numbered pockets decorates the halls of some of…
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For decades, residents of Kano relied on a mix of taxis, buses and motorcycles, popularly known as achaba, to move across the city. But a series of government policies over the years has significantly reshaped the transport system,…
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