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May 10, 1991
The melodic journey of Stella Monye from 1980s Pop music
Beyond the music: The strength and sacrifice of Stella Monye.
From the archives
October 01, 1989
The melodic journey of Stella Monye from 1980s Pop music
Beyond the music: The strength and sacrifice of Stella Monye.
From the archives
October 01, 1989
The melodic journey of Stella Monye from 1980s Pop music
Beyond the music: The strength and sacrifice of Stella Monye.
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One Child, Three Nations: The International Custody Battle
Following the tussle between two parents vying for the future of a young boy caught in a whirlwind of competing narratives, British-Nigerian engineer Ifedayo Adeyeye stands resolute in his belief that his five-year-old son, Laurys, is best served by remaining in Nigeria.
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Business grounded as family storms Akowonjo with police to claim 56 hectares of land
There is currently pandemonium in Akowonjo, Alimosho Local Council area of Lagos as members of a family stormed the area with armed police officers attached to the Lagos State Taskforce to claim a 56.570 hectares of land. The takeover which
Business
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Nigeria shifts AfCFTA focus to delivering practical trade benefits, says Okala
The National Coordinator and Chief Executive Officer of the Nigeria African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) Coordination Office, Patience Okala, has said that Nigeria has moved beyond negotiating the AfCFTA Agreement to implementing practical measures that will enable businesses,
Education
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Senate Opens Sweeping Probe into Safe Schools Billions
Education | 5 min read
No regrets over Mmesoma sanction, Oloyede declares as Aina takes charge of JAMB
Education | 4 min read
Zamfara Gov reinstates Abdu Gusau Polytechnic’s rector
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Dominion varsity VC backs field experience, practical learning
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Energy
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FG pledges improved power supply, rules out electricity tariff hike
The Federal Government has ruled out any immediate increase in electricity tariffs, reaffirming its commitment to improving power supply through ongoing reforms aimed at making electricity more reliable, accessible and financially sustainable. Minister of Power, Joseph Olasunkanmi Tegbe, gave the
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Politics
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What Osun stands to gain by having an APC governor - N'Secretary Basiru
The National Secretary of the All Progressives Congress, Ajibola Basiru, has urged the people of Ifon-Orolu kingdom, Erin, and Ilobu towns, under the Orolu Local Government Area of Osun, to vote overwhelmingly for the party’s candidate, Bola Oyebamiji in the
Sports
See AllAFC joins UEFA, CONCACAF to oppose FIFA's World cup investment plan
Pressure is mounting on FIFA President Gianni Infantino after the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) formally aligned with UEFA and CONCACAF in opposing FIFA’s controversial proposal to introduce private investment into its flagship competitions through the proposed FIFA Forward Enterprise (FFE).
31 July 2026
Shaibu assures Super Falcons of Nigerians’ support
Health
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25 winners to emerge as nationwide hygiene challenge opens
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9th Anniversary: Clearview Hospital commits to innovative services
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Genuine proposals will keep getting my attention, Nwifuru tells Ebonyi NMA
Health | 4 min read
Experts push private sector, digital reforms to cut 75,000 maternal deaths
Health | 4 min read
My family helped me overcome losses, scandals - Davido
Five-time Grammy nominee and Afrobeats star David Adeleke, popularly known as Davido, has credited his family with helping him overcome personal loss, public scandals and difficult periods in his life. Davido said his siblings and father were always the first
Technology
See AllWhy AI governance should begin with engineers, not regulators
As artificial intelligence becomes increasingly embedded in financial services, identity verification and public administration, debates around governance have largely centred on legislation, regulation and ethics. However, software engineer Abdulqudus Aremu believes the most important governance decisions are made much earlier,
Opinion
See All2027 presidency won't be won on election day
People keep talking about who will be President in 2027. I think they are asking the wrong question.
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The Senior Advocate holds a public trust – Wahab Shittu
Interview | 15 min read
SMEs must embrace AI to stay competitive – Pelumi
Interview | 7 min read
Orthodox, complementary medicine should work together, not compete – Coker
Interview | 13 min read
Nigeria’s anti-corruption effort has been hampered by politicisation – Loyibo
Interview | 6 min read
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Zainab Aderinwale: We Owe Women More Than Inspiration
Zainab Aderinwale is a researcher, author, entrepreneur, and government-appointed public leader committed to advancing women’s economic freedom through policy, psychology, and systems. She serves as Commissioner for the Upper Middlesex Commission on the Status of Women in Massachusetts and as
18 July 2026
Happy Woman, Mayden to boost women-owned businesses
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Initiative says 37m Nigerian girls face period poverty
The Engage Youth Africa Initiative has raised concern over the growing burden of period poverty in Nigeria, revealing that about 37 million women and girls lack access to safe and affordable menstrual hygiene products. The initiative warned that the situation
African fragrance is hoping to be our next cultural export, and it’s closer than you think
From ancestral rituals to global luxury, discover how the African fragrance industry is transforming into the continent’s next big cultural success
