6 h. ago Osinachi’s Husband Sentenced To Death By Hanging Over Singer’s Murder

Peter Nwachukwu, the spouse of the late gospel artist Osinachi Nwachukwu, has been sentenced to death by hanging by the High Court of the Federal Capital Territory, located in Wuse Zone 2, Abuja. The judgment was delivered on Monday by Justice Njideka Nwosu-Iheme, who rejected Nwachukwu’s no-case submission. The court convicted him of culpable homicide […] The post Osinachi’s Husband Sentenced To Death By Hanging Over Singer’s Murder appeared first on Information Nigeria.

Events

14 h. ago UBA at 75: Tony Elumelu’s legacy of vision, grit, and transformational leadership

Great institutions are not built on balance sheets alone; they are forged in the crucible of visionary leadership, relentless innovation, read more UBA at 75: Tony Elumelu’s legacy of vision, grit, and transformational leadership

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18 h. ago Strengthening corporate governance through effective audit committee oversight and supervision

Introduction A critical review of global corporate crises reveals that many of these incidents are rooted in numerous infractions. These read more Strengthening corporate governance through effective audit committee oversight and supervision

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38 h. ago The real challenges of deploying AI in public health aren’t technical — They’re ethical

Introduction: The illusion of progress Artificial Intelligence (AI) has rapidly become one of the most promising tools in healthcare capable read more The real challenges of deploying AI in public health aren’t technical — They’re ethical

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40 h. ago Reading culture as a tool for engineering stability in Nigeria

Books have always been the magic portals to endless adventures in human society! From ancient tales to modern narratives, we read more Reading culture as a tool for engineering stability in Nigeria

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58 h. ago Africa’s ascent: Seizing sovereignty and opportunity in the new global order – (Part 1)

Introduction The 21st century is witnessing a seismic shift in global power dynamics. Traditional alliances are fraying, multilateral institutions are read more Africa’s ascent: Seizing sovereignty and opportunity in the new global order – (Part 1)

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3 d. ago “Russian language was the hardest part for me” – Redemptor Cathy Shares Her Alabuga Start Programme Experience

Alabuga Start international program is becoming increasingly popular among young people in our country. This initiative offers young women aged read more “Russian language was the hardest part for me” – Redemptor Cathy Shares Her Alabuga Start Programme Experience

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3 d. ago From Nigeria to Kenya: How crypto regulation is spreading across Africa

As digital assets continue to gain traction across Africa, countries are stepping up efforts to regulate the space. Kenya is read more From Nigeria to Kenya: How crypto regulation is spreading across Africa

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3 d. ago Assessing the implications of Nigeria’s ban on solar panel imports

The Federal Government of Nigeria recently announced a policy to halt the importation of solar panels. This decision is intended read more Assessing the implications of Nigeria’s ban on solar panel imports

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3 d. ago The patience dividend: Why leaders who wait strategically lead stronger

In 2013, Satya Nadella wasn’t the loudest contender for Microsoft’s CEO role. While the media buzzed with bigger names and read more The patience dividend: Why leaders who wait strategically lead stronger

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3 d. ago Trump’s new tariff regime and Nigeria’s opportunity to rewrite the trade script

In the ever-evolving theatre of global trade, policy decisions taken in Washington can ripple across the globe—from Wall Street to read more Trump’s new tariff regime and Nigeria’s opportunity to rewrite the trade script

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3 d. ago The Language of Conviction: Unpacking “I Think,” “I Believe,” and “In My Opinion”

In the subtlety of everyday conversation, we rarely pause to consider the weight our introductory phrases carry. Three expressions in particular—”I think,” “I believe,” and “in my opinion”—slip from our lips with such frequency that they’ve become nearly invisible to us. Yet these seemingly interchangeable phrases colour our statements in distinctly different hues, revealing volumes […] The post The Language of Conviction: Unpacking “I Think,” “I Believe,” and “In My Opinion” appeared first on The Sun Nigeria.

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4 d. ago Over 54% of Lagos students fail 2024 WAEC, says Commissioner

By Lukman Olabiyi The Lagos State Government has revealed that 54.3% of students who took the 2024 West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) failed, with only 45.7% achieving credit passes in English Language and Mathematics. Commissioner for Basic and Secondary Education Jamiu Tolani Alli-Balogun announced this during a ministerial briefing on Thursday, marking the […] The post Over 54% of Lagos students fail 2024 WAEC, says Commissioner appeared first on The Sun Nigeria.

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4 d. ago UNIZIK: Ikechebelu scores high in public performance rating as Acting Vice

From Aloysius Attah, Onitsha A public opinion poll on Nnamdi Azikiwe University’s official Facebook page has shown strong support for Acting Vice-Chancellor, Prof Joseph I. Ikechebelu. Appointed on 20 November 2024 by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, Prof. Ikechebelu introduced his BLESSeD Vision—Beautify UNIZIK, Light Up UNIZIK, Excellent UNIZIK, Safe UNIZIK, Secured UNIZIK, and Digitise UNIZIK—to […] The post UNIZIK: Ikechebelu scores high in public performance rating as Acting Vice-Chancellor appeared first on The Sun Nigeria.

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4 d. ago Empowering Nigerians to maximise their financial journey in the digital age

As Nigeria’s economic landscape continues its dynamic evolution, a palpable demand for smarter, faster, and more inclusive financial solutions has read more Empowering Nigerians to maximise their financial journey in the digital age

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4 d. ago AI is replacing jobs: Why Nigeria must rethink GST teaching to save graduates

A recent move by some of Nigeria’s Federal Government institutions to make General Studies (GST) courses compulsory and count them read more AI is replacing jobs: Why Nigeria must rethink GST teaching to save graduates

Society

4 d. ago Origin Tech harps on technology, innovation to grow Nigeria’s economy

Amid a season defined by reflection, renewed purpose, and the promise of fresh beginnings, Origin Tech Group is stepping confidently into a new chapter of national development and transformation. Speaking with conviction and optimism, Prince SJ Samuel, Executive Chairman of the Group, drew inspiration from the recent Easter celebrations to highlight the enduring values of […] The post Origin Tech harps on technology, innovation to grow Nigeria’s economy appeared first on The Sun Nigeria.

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5 d. ago “Killer Herdsmen Rampaging Benue Are From Mali, Not Nigerians” – Gov Alia

Benue State Governor, Hyacinth Alia, has claimed that the perpetrators of recent attacks in the state are not Nigerian Fulani herders, but armed foreigners, particularly from Mali. Speaking with journalist on Wednesday, the governor stated that the language and physical features of the attackers differ significantly from that of local herders in Nigeria. He emphasised […] The post “Killer Herdsmen Rampaging Benue Are From Mali, Not Nigerians” – Gov Alia appeared first on Information Nigeria.

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5 d. ago Is mental health recognised in businesses, families and social lives?

It is safe to say Nigeria’s economy has undergone transformations in recent times, characterised by overambitious reforms aimed at stabilising read more Is mental health recognised in businesses, families and social lives?

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5 d. ago Are the IJGBs widening Nigeria’s economic and employment gap?

Every December, Nigeria takes on a different hue. Lagos breathes with louder lungs, Abuja sparkles with more polish, and Owerri read more Are the IJGBs widening Nigeria’s economic and employment gap?

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