The world of artificial intelligence is on the brink of its most significant evolution yet. Beyond the reactive systems we’ve known, a new paradigm is emerging: agentic AI. These are not merely sophisticated tools; they are autonomous systems capable of perceiving, reasoning, planning, acting, and learning to achieve complex goals with minimal human intervention. As

Despite receiving some of the highest security budgets in Africa, Nigeria remains one of the most unsafe places on the continent. Banditry, terrorism, kidnappings, and herdsmen violence have become part of daily life, even as security votes, funds meant to enhance safety, balloon unchecked at all levels of government. This contradiction raises fundamental questions about

Wealth and politics are closely connected. Billionaires and wealthy business owners have a lot of power, not just in business but also in shaping the country’s political decisions.  Their money affects political campaigns and the policies made by the government. This close link between money and politics raises concerns about Nigeria’s democracy and the impact

The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has officially released the results for the 2025 West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE), bringing relief and excitement to students and parents across the country.  The announcement was made on Monday, August 4, by WAEC’s Head of National Office, Amos Dangut, confirming the release of the much-anticipated results

Young entrepreneurs in Nigeria are now using technology, creativity, and determination to solve problems, grow businesses, and offer new solutions.  They are helping their communities, and their work is being recognised globally. Many of these young innovators are using their businesses to tackle big challenges, while others are transforming the way we live and work.

On the night of July 29, 1966, Nigeria experienced one of the most violent and defining moments in its post-independence history, the July counter-coup. This military uprising, also known as the “July Rematch,” was a direct response to the January 15 coup earlier that same year, and it radically reshaped Nigeria’s political landscape, plunging the

The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has debunked a viral list making the rounds on social media, which claimed that results from over 100 schools across Nigeria had been cancelled in the just-released 2025 WASSCE. The list, which surfaced shortly after WAEC announced the release of the 2025 results, falsely claimed that certain schools had

If you walk down any busy street in Nigeria, you’ll hear all kinds of slang, some playful, some sharp, and some carrying heavy truths. One area where slang has become both popular and dangerous is in the way people talk about drugs. Instead of calling them by their real names, many use coded nicknames, sometimes to

Oil continues to be a major contributor to the economies of many African countries, playing a crucial role in their economic stability and growth. In 2025, the African oil market remains dynamic, with some countries showing impressive production figures. As oil prices and demand fluctuate, these nations continue to lead in production, providing valuable insights

In the Nigerian entertainment scene, cliques are common but lasting friendships are rare, but, a few celebrity duos are breaking the mold, proving that true friendship can go beyond social media selfies and glamorous red carpets.  These stars arewalking red carpets together and also walking into boardrooms and building empires side by side.These celebrity besties

When Nigeria took the bold step of floating the naira in June 2023, it triggered one of the most turbulent periods in the country’s financial history.  The currency, which had long been managed under a controlled exchange system, was suddenly at the mercy of market forces. Within months, the naira plummeted from around N460 to

A commercial paper is a short-term loan issued by large companies with solid credit histories. These loans are usually issued at a discount and redeemed at face value upon maturity, which can range from 30 to 270 days.  They are similar to Treasury Bills but are primarily used by companies to address urgent funding needs.