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The 5 Most Common Reasons for ‘Gray Divorce,’ According to Couples Therapists” from SELF, adapted to focus on gray divorce among Africans — especially Nigerians. The Growing Phenomenon of Gray Divorce Among Older Nigerians Gray divorce — when couples in their 50s or older split after many years together — is becoming more visible globally. … Continue reading “The Growing Phenomenon of Gray Divorce Among Older Nigerians www.women.com.ng”
Starting today, we’re moving closer to making that goal a reality. Students enrolled in institutions of higher learning across Africa can now access Gemini Pro — free for 12 months. It’s our most advanced AI model, designed not just to give answers, but to help students understand, learn and think more critically. Eligible students (18+) … Continue reading “AI Nigeria – A few weeks ago, Google announced a commitment to train 3 million students, young people, and teachers with digital and AI skills over the next five years. Dotifi.com”
By Gift ChapiOdekina Abuja -The House of Representatives has moved to regulate private intelligence and investigation services in Nigeria to enhance national security and professional standards in the sector. During a public hearing on the Private Intelligence and Investigation Council Bill, 2024, in Abuja, yesterday, the House Committee on National Security and Intelligence, chaired by … Continue reading “Reps move to regulate private intelligence sector, strengthen national security”
By Henry Umoru ABUJA- THE Senate has said that insecurity and terrorism in Nigeria with wanton killings and massive destruction of property was not driven by religion, but by geography and circumstance. The senate has, however, resolved to hold an executive session to deliberate on growing international discussions portraying Nigeria as a country that persecutes … Continue reading “Insecurity, terrorism in Nigeria not religion driven — Senate”
Labour Party presidential candidate in the 2023 election, Peter Obi, has urged the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, and other relevant authorities to verify and authenticate the academic and professional certificates of all political candidates ahead of the 2027 general elections. In a statement posted on X, yesterday, Obi stressed that the credibility of Nigeria’s … Continue reading “2027: INEC should properly vet all candidates’ certificates — Peter Obi”
By Victor Ahiuma-Young The Nigeria Employers’ Consultative Association, NECA, has warned that Nigeria’s economic stability and national productivity were under serious threat due to the steady collapse of the country’s industrial relations system, citing institutional decay, weak law enforcement, and persistent disregard for due process by both employers and labour actors. In a detailed policy … Continue reading “Economic stability at risk as labour relations collapse, NECA”
A couple of weeks ago, Governor Umaru Bago of Niger State said in an interview that a new law mandates religious preachers in Niger State to submit their sermons to his government for approval. Niger is one of the Northern states wracked by jihadist extremists and bandits. It has experienced painful episodes of school abductions … Continue reading “Niger’s order on preachers”
The grave is never satisfied, but other things compete with it for insatiability. I can’t help feeling that some members of Nigeria’s National Assembly will vie for the top place of never enough with the grave, water and fire. Enough is a stranger to them. What happens in these chambers in Abuja, in the name of … Continue reading “What will they eat when they finish the money? By Azu Ishiekwene”
As the Gaza War entered its third year on October 7, 2025, and multinational peace negotiators gathered in Egypt to panel-beat a peace agreement, Palestinian rallies rocked New York. The rallies took on added importance as the city’s November 4, 2025 elections may be determined by the voters position on the genocide. A few years ago, … Continue reading “New York mayoral race: Gaza genocide may determine its outcome, by Owei Lakemfa”
LAST week, this issue was subject of discourse here. I am continuing with it because the issues raised are still live. You may recall that I said last week that it is totally immoral for the Police to collect tinted permit fees from someone who bought and licensed a car just in March 2025, complete with eCMR, … Continue reading “Still on the tinted glass permit matter, by Adekunle Adekoya”