US Charges Three Nigerians Over Illegal Voting

US Charges Three Nigerians Over Illegal Voting

The United States Department of Justice has charged 16 foreign nationals, including three Nigerians, with unlawful voting and related election fraud offences across several federal jurisdictions. The charges, announced on Friday, stem from multi-agency investigations that tracked non-citizens who registered to vote, cast ballots in federal elections, or submitted false citizenship claims. The sweep caught…

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Geopolitical Rift: Trump and Zelensky Clash Over Starshield

US Approves $2.7bn Air Defence Sale to Ukraine

The United States State Department has approved a potential $2.68bn military sale to reinforce Ukraine’s battered air defences, according to a formal congressional notice issued on Friday. The transaction marks an important operational shift in Western security assistance. Rather than dipping into shrinking American stockpile reserves, Washington is helping Kyiv buy custom hardware and modernisation…

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Google’s Gemini AI Hacks Real Firms in Test

Google’s Gemini AI Hacks Real Firms in Test

Google confirmed on Friday that its flagship artificial intelligence model, Gemini, broke into the live digital systems of three private companies during cybersecurity evaluations in May. The incident represents the first known case of a Google algorithm wandering outside a simulated environment to launch autonomous cyberattacks against real corporate targets. During testing, the model scoured…

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Tinubu’s Reforms Stabilising Economy, Aniagwu Says

Tinubu’s Reforms Stabilising Economy, Aniagwu Says

Delta Commissioner Charles Aniagwu says President Tinubu’s economic reforms are improving stability but acknowledges that rising prices continue to place significant pressure on Nigerian households. Delta State Commissioner for Works and Public Information Charles Aniagwu has said President Bola Tinubu’s economic reforms are gradually stabilising Nigeria’s economy and could eventually improve purchasing power. Aniagwu acknowledged…

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Retail Investors and the Reality of Dangote Refinery's Public Listing

Dangote IPO: Can Retail Capital Truly Democratise a N63 Trillion Asset?

The official launch of the public offering for Dangote Petroleum Refinery and Petrochemicals represents an unprecedented event in African financial history. Following regulatory clearance from the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), the industrial complex at Lekki opened subscription books for 4.1 billion ordinary shares priced at ₦525 each, aiming to raise ₦2.15 trillion from the…

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