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Month: March 2025

Senator Natasha submits sexual harassment petition against Akpabio; stages walkout afterwards

Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan submitted a sexual harassment petition against Senate President, Godswill Akpabio before the upper chambers. Senator Akpoti-Uduaghan reiterated recent allegations she made during a television interview in the petition. Akpabio accepted the petition against himself, and directed it to the committee on code of conduct, ethics and public petitions. He urged that it…

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5 Key ways Nigerian SMEs can gain from the current petrol price war

With fuel prices dropping, operational costs are reduced, which directly benefits businesses from transportation expenses to power generation. This development creates a unique environment where SMEs can optimise their operations, boost profitability, and expand market reach. Lower fuel costs also increase disposable income among consumers, potentially leading to higher spending on goods and services. Nigerian…

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5 Google Pixel Phones Worth Buying in 2025

Google’s Pixel phones have become some of the smartest and most user-friendly devices out there. Whether you love AI-powered photography, smooth performance, or a clean Android experience, a Pixel phone fits your needs. If you’re thinking of upgrading, here are five Google Pixel phones worth considering in 2025. 1. Google Pixel 9 Pro – The…

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Adrien Brody: A look at his films and TV series

Adrien Brody is one of the most versatile actors of his generation, known for his intense performances and ability to fully immerse himself in diverse roles. With a career spanning over three decades, he has worked across various genres, from historical dramas to psychological thrillers, crime sagas, and even animated series.  Best known for his…

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5 Nigerian women who have excelled in business and entrepreneurship

In Nigeria, many women have broken the stereotype and built successful businesses, proving that hard work, determination, and passion can lead to great success regardless of gender.  These women have created wealth for themselves and inspired many others to chase their dreams. They have faced challenges, including gender bias and societal expectations. Their stories are…

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The oldest church in Nigeria is in Abeokuta

While Badagry is often considered the birthplace of Christianity in Nigeria, it wasn’t the location of the first church. The first and oldest church in Nigeria is the Cathedral Church of St. Peters in Ake, Abeokuta. The key missionary in charge, Rev. Henry Townsend arrived from Sierra Leone to spread Christianity. And from 1846 to…

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Did you know the first ever university in the world was in Africa?

When people think of universities, they often picture famous institutions like Oxford, Harvard, or the Sorbonne in Paris.  But what if we told you that the world’s first university wasn’t in Europe, but in Africa?  That’s right, the first-ever degree-granting university was the University of Al-Qarawiyyin, founded in Fez, Morocco, in 859 AD. This university…

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5 Nigerian States where graduates struggle to find jobs

Nigeria’s job market is highly competitive, with thousands of graduates entering the labour force each year. While employment opportunities differ across the country, some states pose greater challenges for job seekers due to economic instability, low industrial activity, and poor government policies.  So, if you’re wondering where it might be hardest to land your dream…

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Kanayo O. Kanayo defends Mbaise people over bride price controversy

Veteran Nollywood actor Kanayo O. Kanayo has weighed in on the ongoing debate surrounding the bride price culture in Mbaise, Imo State, following a viral video in which a young man claimed he was asked to pay ₦1 million as bride price. In a video addressing the controversy, Kanayo dismissed the claims as exaggerated and…

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The most googled word in Nigeria is …

According to the Language Nerds, the most Googled word in Nigeria is “wedding.” Surprising, right? You’d expect something weighty like economy, fuel importation, agriculture, or security. But no, it’s “wedding” because Nigerians love a good owambe. With all the challenges in the country, why dwell on them? A wedding promises good food, great vibes, music,…

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