The Early Days: When Connection Was a Luxury Not too long ago, making a phone call in Nigeria was a test of patience and privilege. In the era dominated by the Nigerian Telecommunications Limited (NITEL), access to telephone lines was scarce, unreliable, and often limited to government offices and a […]
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Lafarge Africa Plc, a company specializing in building solutions, has announced the graduation of 100 women from its BuildHer by Lafarge 2025 training program for female tilers and block layers across Nigeria. The initiative forms part of its wider corporate social responsibility efforts to empower women from underserved communities with […]
The Senegalese Football Federation has dismissed the Confederation of African Football Appeal Board’s ruling that awarded Morocco the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations title and announced plans to appeal the decision at the Court of Arbitration for Sport. On Tuesday, Morocco were officially named champions after the CAF Appeal Board […]
The Confederation of African Football has officially granted Morocco the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations title after its appeals committee determined that Senegal forfeited the final match. This ruling followed a successful complaint filed by Morocco’s football federation. The decision reverses an earlier disciplinary outcome, with the appeals panel concluding […]
Every October 1, the green-and-white flags rise across Nigeria, from bustling city squares to quiet village corners, as the nation pauses to reflect on its journey since 1960. But this year’s Independence Day, the 65th, felt different. Beneath the colors and ceremonies lies a nation weathered by reform, inflation, […]
By Ugochi Emmanuel In a world being rapidly reshaped by technology, a new wave of women is emerging, bold, innovative, and unapologetically digital. They are entrepreneurs, engineers, coders, strategists, content creators, policy makers, data scientists, and activists who are navigating the digital landscape with grace and grit. They are The […]