Written by Online platform, Premium Times and the Minister of Innovation, Science and Technology, Uche Nnaji, have disagreed on the certificate scandal rocking the latter. The duo have been trading words with the former claiming that available report at its disposal revealed that the minister did not graduate from the University of Nigeria Nsukka in 1975 as … Continue reading “VIDEO: Science Minister, Premium Times Disagree On Nnaji’s Certificate Scandal”
Nigeria is glowing with pride as 15-year-old Kanyeyachukwu Tagbo-Okeke, a gifted autistic artist, has made history by earning a Guinness World Record for creating the largest painting on canvas by an individual. His awe-inspiring artwork, titled “Impossibility is a Myth,” spans a breathtaking 12,303.87 square metres, surpassing the previous global record of about 9,652m². The record-breaking masterpiece was unveiled during a special exhibition … Continue reading “ICYMI: 15-Year-Old Autistic Nigerian Artist Breaks Guinness World Record with Largest Painting”
It Took a Government Shutdown for Donald Trump to Come Clean About Project 2025 By Abi John Balogun — October 7, 2025 “Watch what I do, not what I say” has long been a warning to anyone trying to make sense of political life — a recognition that deception and double-speak are baked into the … Continue reading “How Government Shutdown Exposed Donald Trump About Project 2025 Support. By Abi John Balogun — October 7, 2025”
Future NBA Hall of Famer LeBron James is about to start his 23rd season in the NBA, another record-breaking feat for the Los Angeles Lakers forward. However, a recent announcement on social media, labeled #TheSecondDecision, has sparked a surge in ticket prices for the Lakers’ last game of the season. The post has caused speculation that this … Continue reading “LeBron James Announcement For ‘The Second Decision’ Spikes Ticket Prices For Lakers Last Home Game Of The Season”
U.S. gas prices often fluctuate weekly due to a combination of global, national, and regional factors. One of the main drivers is the price of crude oil, which can change daily based on global supply and demand, geopolitical tensions, and production decisions by major oil-exporting countries. Experts also point to seasonal demand shifts—such as increased … Continue reading “How Gas Prices Have Changed In The U.S. Within The Last Week”
When you think about the Nigerian economy today, what comes to your mind? Some people think of a country where businesses are struggling to survive. Others think of foreign companies that once operated here but have now packed up and left. Many Nigerians see an economy full of uncertainty, where inflation bites hard, unemployment remains … Continue reading “Dangote’s Refinery: An Audacious Gamble on Nigeria By Idowu Ephraim Faleye +2348132100608”
The drama continues in the case against disgraced Iowa Superintendent Ian Roberts, as the school district has filed a lawsuit against the company that vetted him, following the emergence of more details about his criminal past, according to the Associated Press. Des Moines school officials are suing the consulting company, JG Consulting, which assisted in selecting Roberts as … Continue reading “Iowa School District Files Lawsuit Against Company That Vetted Ian Roberts As Criminal History Comes To Light “
In the last game that Jacksonville Jaguars rookie Travis Hunter played, he was wearing some pink cleats, but it wasn’t done for fashion purposes; it represented an initiative between the NFL and the American Cancer Society. According to the Jacksonville, Florida Times-Union, the former Colorado Buffaloes’ two-way player was seen wearing his adidas “Shock Pink” … Continue reading “Travis Hunter Wears Pink Cleats For Purpose”
On day six of the 2025 government shutdown, President Donald Trump claimed he had a deal in place with congressional Democrats on healthcare policy extensions, as well as an agreement on expiring health insurance subsidies, to end the shutdown impasse, according to USA Today. During a press conference in the Oval Office, Trump highlighted that “good things … Continue reading “Trump Says He’s Open To Extend Healthcare Subsidies With Democrats – But Shutdown Has To End First”
Los Angeles Examiner/USC Libraries/Corbis // Getty Images Women’s suffrage, but for whom? These 10 Black suffragists fought for the vote before—and long after—the 19th Amendment Open an American history textbook from the last 50 years to the women’s suffrage chapter, and you will likely find a summary that places Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady … Continue reading “The Forgotten Fight: 10 Black Suffragists Who Battled For The Vote Beyond The 19th Amendment”