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Benford International School will hold its bi-annual Inter-House Sports competition alongside the official launch of the ‘Play, Swim and Grow’ campaign aimed at raising funds for the development of new…
Hear this, O land of many altars, listen you cities clothed in steeples and sanctuaries, for the cry of the town crier rises again from the watchtower. I beat the…
In the unseen architecture of modern civilisation—where whispers outrun the wind and economies pulse through invisible conduits—Nigeria’s telecommunications sector stands read more Telecomms invisible arteries: Signals, strain and the regulated pulse of Nigeria’s digital future
Rev. Lawrence Kehinde Olaniyi, an author and Senior Pastor of The Vindicated Christian Ministry, is the Convener, Interdenominational Multi Centre Monthly Church Leaders Summit. He spoke with EJIKEME OMENAZU on…
Movsar Evloev rallies after a point deduction against the unbeaten Lerone Murphy to win the contest in London.
Scout Motors’ distinct identity is a radical move for Volkswagen, but it faces stiff dealer opposition
Barrister Anthony Searle is part of a generation using new tools to reshape the business of law
Festus Akanbi As the 2027 general election approaches, the race for the Lagos State governorship seat has begun with the former Governor Akinwumi Ambode; the Minister of Education, Dr. Tunji
Emmanuel Addeh in Abuja President Donald Trump yesterday issued a blistering ultimatum to Iran, warning that it has 48 hours to fully reopen the Strait of Hormuz or face US
Kayode Tokede Nigeria’s equities market is increasingly being defined by a narrow band of corporate heavyweights, with just 16 companies spanning telecommunications, banking, oil and gas, cement, and consumer goods
*Says security agencies working to ensure safety of Nigerians Olawale Ajimotokan in Abuja The Minister of Information and National Orientation, Mohammed Idris, has emphasised the capability of Nigeria to ease
Author: Yunus Dauda Publisher: Taqwa Equity Press Ibadan (2026) 153 pages Introduction The crisis in Nigeria’s public university system has read more ‘University governance and academic staff militancy’
