Hamzat Ibrahim Abaga
In the heart of New York’s Times Square, the air pulsed with the rhythm of Nigerian drums and the aroma of traditional dishes as 29-year-old Tunde Onakoya embarked on a remarkable quest. Surrounded by a crowd buzzing with excitement, he sat down at the chessboard, determined to etch his name into the annals of history. … Read more
David Dastmalchian, known for his roles in major films like “The Dark Knight” and “The Suicide Squad,” brings his indie horror sensation “Late Night with the Devil” to streaming audiences. With a stellar rating on Rotten Tomatoes, the film explores themes of inner demons and identity crisis, mirroring Dastmalchian’s comic book series “Count Crowley: Midnight … Read more
Adesola Kazeem Adeduntan, Managing Director and CEO of First Bank of Nigeria Ltd, has resigned from his role, departing voluntarily on April 20 instead of waiting until December 31, 2024, when his tenure was set to end. Having led the bank for nine years, he cited reaching the end of his contract as the reason … Read more
If we want to progress as a country in Nigeria, and if Africa wants to go from Third World to First, the following subjects must not be optional in secondary schools. They must be mandatory. And if you don’t take and pass them, you should not graduate: Agriculture Technology Islamic Religious Knowledge (compulsory for Christians) … Read more
Heartbreak is a deeply painful and distressing experience that can leave individuals feeling broken and lost. Whether it is the end of a romantic relationship, the loss of a loved one, or a betrayal by a friend, navigating through heartbreak requires patience, self-compassion, and a willingness to heal. This article aims to provide a comprehensive … Read more
The Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) conducted by the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) is a crucial examination for students seeking admission into tertiary institutions in Nigeria. Undoubtedly, proper preparation is key to passing this exam, especially given the shift towards Computer-Based Testing (CBT) in recent years. The 2024 UTME presents a valuable opportunity … Read more
In the midst of global health efforts, Pastor Chris Oyakhilome, a prominent African evangelical preacher, vehemently opposes vaccines, particularly targeting the new malaria vaccine in Africa. BBC reported that despite scientific evidence supporting vaccines’ efficacy, Pastor Chris spreads anti-vaccine messages to his vast following through sermons and documentaries, raising concerns about public health. His influence … Read more
Burnaboy, the stage name for Damini Ebunoluwa Ogulu, has been recognized among TIME magazine’s 100 most influential people of 2024. The 32-year-old Grammy-winning artist shares this honor with notable figures like American entrepreneur Mark Cuban, renowned actress Taraji Henson, and Thelma Golden, nominated by Michelle Obama. Nominated by fellow Grammy winner Angelique Kidjo, Burnaboy’s inclusion … Read more
Media reports have suggested that cloud seeding may have played a role in the unprecedented rainfall and flooding in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. Let’s tell what cloud seeding entails, its applications, and whether it might have exacerbated the flooding situation. What is cloud seeding? In the intricate dance of weather manipulation, clouds are encouraged to … Read more
As frequent flyers can attest, air travel comes with its share of discomforts, from cramped seats to long security lines. But for contact lens and glasses wearers, the challenges of flying extend beyond having no legroom or overhead bin space. Here’s what you need to know if you’re flying with glasses or contacts this summer. … Read more
Segun, also known as ‘Sheggz,’ a former BBNaija contestant, shared in an interview with Clout Africa his willingness to publicly apologize to his partner, emphasizing the importance of a “real man” being able to beg for forgiveness and fight for the relationship. He clarified that he would only kneel in public if he believes his … Read more
In Nigeria, the tradition of exclusive primary education catering to the desires of affluent families has long been established. However, the unveiling of Charterhouse Lagos, a new primary school targeting children aged five to eight, has stirred up a storm of controversy on social media platforms like X (formerly Twitter). While Charterhouse School has been … Read more