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Nigeria battles 24 Nations to defend African scrabble title

Team Nigeria is heading to Liberia for the 16th Africa Scrabble Championship, where the defending champions will seek to retain their continental crown and reaffirm the country’s status as one of Africa’s leading Scrabble nations. The championship will feature 134

Nile Entertainment claims top three spots, 68% of weekend box office earnings

Film distributor Nile Entertainment has said its titles accounted for 68 per cent of Nigeria’s weekend box office earnings, with Agbara Nla, Street Fighter and Other Mummy occupying the top three positions. The company disclosed this in a statement on

Firm seeks stronger human control over AI operations

To ensure clear human accountability for AI-driven decisions, AURÄI, an AI assurance company, is set to launch an enterprise system designed to monitor, govern and certify artificial intelligence operations. The company, founded by Olayinka James, Mo Mijindadi and Chris Kanwei,

President Tinubu’s unfinished business to restructure Nigeria

One of the fundamental diagnoses of the Nigerian state is that its constitutional framework for governance is at variance with its plural reality. In other words, the Nigerian Constitution recognises Nigeria as a federation with three tiers of government—federal,

Dunkwu appointed Deputy Director Crawford University’s centre for Leadership and Gender Studies

Dunkwu Sandra Nneka, a communication scholar, Public Relations practitioner, and lecturer at Crawford University, Igbesa, Ogun State, has been appointed Deputy Director of the institution’s Centre for Leadership and Gender Studies (CLGS) in recognition of her contributions to communication scholarship,

Olusola Fadina: We need to reinstitute core values into children

With over two decades of experience, Olusola Fadina has dedicated her career to supporting vulnerable children who have suffered abuse, neglect, or trafficking. Her foundation, Olusoga & Alaba Sonoiki, provides essential services, including educational support, healthcare, and moral guidance. Olusola

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I had the best time at the Dave in Lagos concert, which was everything I imagined and more

Last Friday evening, after work, I made my way through the traffic-laden roads of Lagos to Surulere for one reason — to see Santan Dave perform live at the Wole Soyinka Centre for Culture and the Creative Arts (formerly known as the National Theatre, Nigeria). To close out his “The Boy Who Played the Harp” tour, he brought together Lagos fans for two days of high-energy performances featuring surprise appearances from Burna Boy, Oxlade and BOJ.

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