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The Platform event celebrates Workers’ Day, focusing on inspiring innovation and nation-building. Kemi Adeosun and Vusi Thembekwayo are among the leaders driving these important conversations.
Edo State youths have praised Governor Monday Okpebholo for fostering an environment that encourages their participation in the Edo Carnival. This recognition highlights the positive impact of the event on the community.
Afreximbank has launched a new anthology titled 'Instances of Exceptional Moments of Hunger' to support emerging African literary voices. This initiative aims to promote African literature and creativity on the continent.
The urgency of May Day calls from workers has intensified over the past 140 years, yet the response appears muted. This reflects a growing disconnect between workers' needs and global awareness.
Nigeria has launched the world's first International Media and Information Literacy Institute in Abuja, marking a significant achievement. This initiative, in collaboration with UNESCO, aims to enhance media literacy globally.
The Nigeria Public Relations Week (NPRW) 2026 successfully showcased the intersection of communication and governance. It created visibility for policies and offered a framework for development through strategic public relations.
A staff member at Murtala Muhammed International Airport returned a lost purse containing $1,700 and travel documents to its owner. This act of integrity has turned a potential nightmare into a heartwarming success story.
May Day 2026 will see a shift from traditional celebrations in stadiums to a focus on street protests. This change emphasizes the Labor Movement's roots and aims to address issues in defaulting states.
Nigerian workers are recognized for their resilience and significant contributions as they join global celebrations. However, there is a call for authorities to take stronger action to alleviate poverty.
Dr. Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo celebrates his 44th birthday, recognized as a significant change agent. The message highlights his purpose-driven life and contributions to society.
A psychologist revealed that Diego Maradona suffered from bipolar disorder and narcissistic personality disorder during a trial concerning his death. This information sheds light on the late football legend's mental health struggles.
Every spring, ducklings in Warsaw face a dangerous journey from their park to the Vistula River. This annual trek highlights the challenges urban wildlife encounters.
A human rights lawyer is supporting a mother who received threats after voicing concerns about inappropriate content in her child's nursery textbook. This case highlights the challenges faced by parents advocating for their children's education.
The National Economic Council has instructed all 36 states to each contribute N200 million for a national cultural tourism initiative. This project aims to enhance Nigeria's cultural tourism sector.
Members of SSANU at FUTA protested against the non-remittance of their National Housing Fund contributions and demanded refunds for retirees. The demonstration highlights ongoing issues with fund management in Nigerian universities.
Country singer-songwriter David Allan Coe has passed away at the age of 86. He was known for his influential songs and contributions to the outlaw country genre.
Ikeja Electric celebrated World Malaria Day by conducting a community health outreach in Abule-Egba. The initiative highlights their commitment to improving community health through Corporate Social Responsibility efforts.
King Charles concluded his successful four-day visit to the US by honoring fallen troops. The visit featured a grand welcome and banquet hosted by President Donald Trump.
The article explores the impact of digital media on governance perception in Nigeria. It emphasizes the significance of words and images in shaping public opinion through platforms like WhatsApp and TikTok.
Kenyan President William Ruto made light-hearted comments about Nigerians while in Italy, drawing comparisons to Nigerian literature. The exchange highlights cultural perceptions and humor between the two nations.
Oyo police have denied allegations of unlawfully detaining Rolex Dee, emphasizing their commitment to due process and fairness. The police aim to protect the fundamental rights of all parties involved in the situation.
Ecuador has commenced fracking operations in the Amazon rainforest to extract natural gas and petroleum. This controversial method raises environmental concerns and has sparked debates on its impact.
The Norwegian Nobel Institute has revealed that 287 nominations were submitted for this year's Nobel Peace Prize. This reflects a significant interest in global peace efforts.
Twelve rescued Chibok girls will graduate from the American University of Nigeria on May 9, 2026, marking a significant achievement. This event symbolizes resilience and triumph over the challenges posed by terrorism.
The Imperfectly Awesome Conversations Summit (IAC 4.0) is set to occur on Sunday at the MUSON Centre in Lagos. This year's event will focus on themes of resilience and identity.
A mother has been invited by the police after her viral review questioned the appropriateness of a passage in a nursery school textbook. This incident raises concerns about freedom of expression regarding educational materials for young children.
A teenager was murdered by D4vd, who used chainsaws in the act. This incident has raised concerns about the impact on D4vd's music career.
Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan has received a prestigious award from a Scottish university for her significant contributions to governance and social justice. This recognition highlights her efforts in economic advocacy and community transformation.
Lagos will host a unique operatic performance titled 'Brother Jero,' based on Wole Soyinka's work. The show promises to be a spectacular 100-minute experience for the audience.
A Nigerian writer critiques African leaders for focusing on colonial language issues instead of more pressing matters. The commentary highlights the need for prioritizing significant challenges over linguistic debates.