RISING STARS: From online rap battle to Grammy dreams, Tyoonz’s inspiring music journey

Mustapha Hussaini Zakari, Popularly known as Tyoonz, is a multifaceted Nigerian talent known for singing, rapping, songwriting, performerce, and recording artist. Born on June 7, 1999, he began his musical career during his middle school years, where he initially ventured into the realm of online battle rapping. At the age of 16, an awakening dawned … Read more

10 signs your marriage is heading for a divorce

Marriages are complex and can face numerous challenges that may lead to an eventual breakdown. It’s essential to be aware of the signs that indicate your marriage may be heading towards divorce. Recognizing these warning signals can prompt necessary action and interventions to address underlying issues.  Here are 10 signs to look out for that … Read more

10 male ministers sacked in Nigeria since 1994

Since 1999, Nigeria has witnessed a series of ministerial shake-ups. From Barth Nnaji’s strategic resignation to Shamsudeen Usman’s exit, these shifts impacted governance.  Explore the turbulent journey of ten ministers, highlighting controversies and political maneuvers that shaped Nigeria’s political landscape. Michael Aondoakaa Appointed by Yar’Adua, Aondoakaa faced controversy. Goodluck Jonathan’s removal as acting president stirred … Read more

Kuchi, Edu, Oduah… 7 female ministers suspended for alleged fraud since 1999

From Betta Edu to Zainab Ibrahim Kuchi, the corridors of power witnessed the suspension of seven prominent female ministers. Allegations of money scandals, corruption, and unexpected dismissals marked their political trajectories, unraveling a saga that spanned from 1999 to 2024. 1. Betta Edu, the Minister of Humanitarian Affairs, faced suspension amidst allegations of money laundering. … Read more

BBC investigation: What Nigerians are saying about TB Joshua

In “Disciples: The Cult of T.B. Joshua,” a gripping 150-minute investigation by BBC Africa Eye, the intricate controversy surrounding the late Nigerian pastor, Temitope Joshua (T.B. Joshua), unfolds. Released on Monday, the documentary skillfully meshes firsthand accounts from 25+ witnesses collected during a meticulous two-year probe.  Shocking revelations emerge, painting a vivid picture of allegations … Read more

What to know as Kuda hits N55.8trn transactions value in four years

As the New Year arrived, Babs Ogundeyi, the CEO of Kuda, a leading digital bank in Nigeria, shared an extraordinary achievement with its users. Since its launch in August 2019, Kuda has processed an astounding N55.8 trillion ($61.4 billion) in transactions. This remarkable milestone, accompanied by its ability to serve over seven million customers, exemplifies … Read more

Valentine’s Day, Democracy Day… full list of public holidays Nigerians will observe in 2024 

Step into the canvas of time as January 1 emerges, inviting you to celebrate the dawn of a new year. This day serves as a portal to unexplored possibilities, encouraging the embrace of the unknown, setting ambitious goals, and toasting to a year ripe with growth and joy. New Year holiday: January 1 Celebrate January … Read more

Betta Edu: Tinubu’s minister trending for alleged financial misconduct

Reports have brought to light an alleged financial misconduct involving Minister of Humanitarian Affairs and Poverty Alleviation, Betta Edu, who is now trending. The allegations claim that Edu authorized the payment of N585 million into a private account for personal gain. It is important to note that these are still unproven allegations and are subject … Read more

10 things BBC investigation revealed about TB Joshua

The BBC’s shocking investigation exposes widespread abuse and torture by the late TB Joshua, founder of one of the world’s largest Christian evangelical churches, the Synagogue Church of All Nations.  Allegations of rape, forced abortions, and cult-like practices within the secretive Lagos compound span two decades, implicating the charismatic televangelist. 10 Key Highlights 1. Eyewitness … Read more

YOMHI-Uganda, the initiative empowering young mothers in Uganda to drive sustainable development

In the Busoga region of Uganda, a group of young social scientists has come together to form Young Mothers Health Initiatives, Uganda (YOMHI-Uganda). With a focus on health, rights, and development needs of adolescent girls and young women, their children, and families, YOMHI-Uganda aims to create a just and empowered society where young people are … Read more

Film of the decade? 8 things to know about Funke Akindele’s ‘A Tribe Called Judah’

Funke Akindele’s ‘A Tribe Called Judah‘ shatters records, becoming the inaugural Nollywood film to breach ₦1 billion at the box office.  Released on December 15, 2023, the film’s unprecedented success, grossing ₦613 million in two weeks, underscores its widespread acclaim for a compelling narrative and stellar performances, propelling Akindele, 46, to Nollywood’s highest-grossing director. In … Read more

Fully funded: Reuters fellowship seeks entries from mid-career and early career journalists

The Reuters Institute’s Fellowship Programme is a renowned opportunity for experienced journalists to delve into journalism’s intricacies. With extensive funding and a stipend for expenses, the majority of our fellows can temporarily step away from their duties to broaden their journalistic horizons. Our Fellowships Through personal research, seminars, networking events and discussions with your peers, … Read more