Written by … Say bread, snacks, seasoning cubes among hidden sources of salt…1.9m deaths linked to excess salt worldwideBy Chioma Obinna The Federal Government in collaboration has taken its nationwide campaign against excessive salt intake directly to Lagos markets, warning Nigerians that “hidden salt” in everyday foods is fueling a silent health crisis.The drive, spearheaded by the … Continue reading “Hidden salt killing Nigerians – FG CSSI, RTSL storm markets”
By Sola Ogundipe A new investigation has found dozens of potentially harmful chemicals in widely sold hair extensions, including those made from human hair. The findings represent the most detailed chemical review so far of this largely unregulated beauty product category. Researchers say the results add strong evidence that hair extensions may pose health risks, … Continue reading “Scientists find cancer-linked chemicals in popular hair extensions”
Ogun State Governor, Prince Dapo Abiodun, has rewarded Mr. Solanke Francis Taiwo, a primary school teacher at Ansa-Ur-Deen Main School I, Kemta Lawa, Abeokuta, with a two-bedroom bungalow. The governor also presented him with the keys to a brand-new car donated by the Federal Government for emerging as the Overall Best Primary School Teacher in … Continue reading “Abiodun rewards Nigeria’s best teacher with 2-bedroom bungalow, FG donates car”
the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC) of Nigeria — covering history, mandate, structure, major activities, and top recent developments. Latest ICPC News Highlights (Nigeria) PRNigeria News Transparency Key to Nigeria’s Sustainable Development, Says ICPC Chair 7 days ago Daily Trust ICPC: Corruption In Nigeria So Deep, 80% Could Be Jailed Dec … Continue reading “ICPC – Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC) of Nigeria”
The People vs. AI: Is Africa Becoming the World’s Digital Dumping Ground? 4 As artificial intelligence expands globally, data centers are multiplying at record speed. Countries like the U.S., China, Germany, and the UAE are investing heavily — but increasingly, tech companies are looking toward Africa, especially Nigeria, for cheaper land, labor, and regulatory flexibility. … Continue reading “Outsourcing : Nigerian Datacenters – Is Africa Becoming the World’s Digital Dumping Ground? Dotifi.com”
In Our Series of Future Wars The People vs. AI: The Growing Resistance in the Giant of Africa By Frank Adeche All names are fictional and locations are used for fictional emphasis One harmattan morning in February, nearly 200 people gathered in a community hall in the heart of Ibadan. Most had woken before the … Continue reading “Super Ai Story: Outsourcing : Nigerian Datacenters – The People vs. AI: The Growing Resistance in the Giant of Africa”
In line with U.K. protocol, police have not identified the arrested individual by name, referring instead to “a man in his sixties from Norfolk” in official statements. The arrest took place on Andrew’s 66th birthday. Assistant Chief Constable Oliver Wright confirmed that, following a detailed review, authorities have formally opened an investigation into alleged misconduct … Continue reading “King Charles Brother Andrew Arrested on his 66th Birthday !”
There Was a Country, lamented Chinua Achebe, Nigeria’s literary icon and one of the world’s greatest storytellers. Achebe’s title evokes many things in the mind beyond its primary thematic concern – a journal of the author’s experiences of the Biafran War, which raged between 1967 and 1970. Among other things, it raises the question: What happened … Continue reading “The Road to a Doctor’s Nigeria, by Azu Ishiekwene”
I’ve just been told that Senator Barinada Mpigi, who represented the Rivers South East senatorial district, has died, aged 64, following a protracted illness. Barry, as many of us called him, was a fellow Ogoni from the Tai Local Government Area segment of our ancestral terrain. He was first elected to the House of Representatives in 2011 … Continue reading “Farewell, distinguished brother, by Donu Kogbara”
By GBENGA HASHIM The passing of Reverend Jesse Louis Jackson at the age of 84 marks the end of an era in the global struggle for justice, equality, and human dignity. He was not merely an American civil rights leader; he was a moral voice whose influence resonated far beyond the borders of the United States. Rev. … Continue reading “REV. JESSE JACKSON: Adieu, civil rights leader and moral voice “