Our Power, Our Planet: What the 2025 Earth Day Theme means for you

Every year on 22 April, people across the globe come together to celebrate Earth Day, a day dedicated to environmental protection, advocacy and action. Since its inception in 1970, Earth Day has grown into a worldwide movement, reminding humanity of the urgent need to safeguard our planet. This year’s theme, “Our Power, Our Planet”, emphasises … Read more

5 tips to maintain a retentive memory and avoid exam tension as JAMB exam begins tomorrow

JAMB’s new cut-off mark: Progress or a path to mediocrity?

With the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) exams starting tomorrow, 24th April 2025, candidates are likely feeling the weight of the upcoming test. The countdown is over, and it is time to face the exam head-on. Yet, the pressure to perform well can often result in candidates struggling to recall everything they have studied. … Read more

Jux and Priscilla’s Union: things to know

The union between Tanzanian singer Juma Jux and Nigerian influencer and entrepreneur Priscilla Ojo has officially been sealed. Tagged #JP2025, the lovebirds tied the knot in a stunning ceremony held in Lagos, Nigeria. From their love journey to their glamorous outfits and the breathtaking event, here are key things to know about Jux and Priscilla’s … Read more

WhatsApp to Stop Working on Some Phones: What It Means for Nigerians, How to Prepare

Meta, the parent company of WhatsApp, has announced that starting May 5, 2025, the popular messaging app will no longer work on certain older smartphones. According to a report by The Nation, dozens of devices, particularly those running outdated versions of Android and ios, will lose access to WhatsApp’s features and updates. The company explained … Read more

Why many Nigerian youths are emotionally unavailable:Trauma, Fear and Trend?

“He says he likes me but never opens up. No calls, no deep conversations, just vibes.”This is what young people often lament when asked how they are faring in a relationship. In today’s fast-paced world, romantic relationships have become highly normalised, unlike in the days of our forefathers when emotional connections were handled more cautiously. … Read more

Why Many Nigerians fall for ponzi schemes: what the Govt and SEC must do

The CBEX logo with a Nigerian man in sorrow. Photo Credit- Nairaland

In recent years, Nigeria has witnessed a troubling rise in the number of citizens falling victim to Ponzi schemes. Despite repeated warnings and ponzi collapses like MMM and others, many still find themselves entrapped by fraudulent investment platforms promising unrealistic returns. The question is, why? And what can the government and the Securities and Exchange … Read more

CBEX Collapse: What You Should Know About Nigeria’s Latest Ponzi Scheme Disaster

CBEX, a digital asset trading platform that once promised its users 100% returns within 30 days, has abruptly collapsed, leaving thousands of Nigerians who invested in the platform devastated. With losses reportedly exceeding ₦1.3 trillion, the incident marks one of Nigeria’s most alarming Ponzi-style crashes in recent history. CBEX claimed to be a digital trading … Read more

What’s Palm Sunday? Nigerian cleric x-rays its meaning, significance

Rev.-Fr.-Omeje-during-homily-at-Our-Lady-of-Fatima-Parish-and-Nsukka-Bishop-at-Palm-Sunday-procession

Rev. Father Gregory Omeje has described the Palm Sunday celebration as a paradox of pain and joy, stating that there is no crown without thorns. He made this known at Our Lady of Fatima Parish, Nsukka, on 13 April 2025 while delivering his homily. According to him, the celebration of today, which began with Jesus’s … Read more

Bobrisky, Cubana Chief Priest… Nigerians jailed, tried for spraying naira at events

Photo of Naira Notes Being Sprayed at an Event: Photo Credit: dubawa.org

In Nigeria, spraying money, especially the naira, is deeply woven into the fabric of celebrations. From weddings to birthday parties, it is not unusual to see young men and women flinging naira notes in the air as a sign of joy, success, or wealth. The act is often seen as a cultural symbol of generosity … Read more

Naira-for-crude policy: Another gimmick or game-changer in Nigeria’s oil sector

Dangote-Refinery: Photo Credit: Nairametrics

The Naira-for-Crude policy, introduced on October 1, 2024, aimed to address the country’s long-standing oil importation challenges.  The policy allows domestic refineries to purchase crude oil in Naira instead of U.S. dollars, aiming to reduce foreign exchange pressure, boost local refining, and strengthen energy security. Now, six months later, the Naira-for-Crude policy is back in … Read more

Abisola Kola-Daisi’s Death: A Blow to Women in Leadership

The passing of Abisola Kola-Daisi, the eldest daughter of former Oyo State Governor Abiola Ajimobi, at the age of 42, is a significant loss for women in leadership in Nigeria. Her life was a testament to the growing influence of women in governance, business, and leadership, making her untimely death another setback in the fight … Read more