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China and Nigeria have expanded their bilateral relations through a cultural exchange programme centred on traditional tea heritage. The initiative gathered diplomats, artists, and government officials at the China Cultural Centre in Abuja on Wednesday. Dubbed the 2026 Maritime Silk Road Impressions salon, the gathering used the ancient beverage to anchor talks on people-to-people diplomacy….
Something has shifted in the health and fitness world, and the data is hard to ignore. For years, the goal was simple: lose weight. Drop the number on the scale and assume everything else will follow. But researchers, clinicians, and performance coaches are now pointing to a different marker as the better measure of long-term…
Iran has formalised its grip on the world’s most critical energy chokepoint by launching a new maritime regulatory agency to police the Strait of Hormuz. The Supreme National Security Council announced the creation of the Persian Gulf Strait Authority to manage the waterway. The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Navy backed the announcement, confirming its direct…
The World Health Organisation has declared an international health emergency after a new Ebola outbreak killed 88 people in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Global health officials issued the alarm on Sunday because the current crisis involves the Bundibugyo strain of the virus. Unlike the more common Zaire strain, medical science possesses no vaccine or…
Nigeria is finally seeing a steady fall in new HIV infections. Data from the National Data Repository shows a clear downward trend during the first four months of 2026. Reported cases dropped from nearly 8,500 in January to roughly 6,400 by April. This shift arrives alongside the debut of Lenacapavir, a twice-yearly prevention shot that…
The Federal Government has approved a substantial rise in peculiar allowances and welfare benefits for civil servants. Didi Walson-Jack, Head of the Civil Service of the Federation, confirmed the reforms during a briefing in Abuja on Friday. The policy covers workers under both the Consolidated Public Service Salary Structure (CONPSS) and the Consolidated Research and…
West Africa’s $150 billion digital economy rests upon a dangerously brittle foundation. Aliyu Aboki, executive secretary of the West African Telecommunications Regulators Assembly (WATRA), warns that inadequate submarine cable resilience now threatens the region’s primary growth engine. The 2024 mass cable failure, which slashed bandwidth across the region, proved that sheer capacity means little without…
Nearly N30 billion in pension contributions sits in a financial purgatory. These funds belong to Nigerian workers but remain uncredited to their Retirement Savings Accounts. The National Pension Commission blames a messy cocktail of employer negligence and data blunders. Thousands of employees now face a future where their savings exist only on paper. The system…
The conflict in Sudan has entered its fourth year with no decisive victor in sight, leaving the nation bifurcated and its population in the throes of a humanitarian catastrophe. While the Sudanese army has regained the initiative in the central and northern regions, the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) have consolidated their grip on the…
Oskar Schindler was not a good man. He was a drunk. A charmer. A spy who wore a Nazi pin because it opened doors. When Germany invaded Poland in 1939, he didn’t see a tragedy — he saw a market. He leased a bankrupt Jewish-owned factory in Kraków, filled it with Jewish workers from the…
