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Standard Chartered 2026 Paid Internship for Nigerians
Standard Chartered Bank launches its 2026 Internship Programme for Nigerian students and graduates. Gain paid, hands-on global banking experience and a pathway to a finance career. Apply now!
Foreign Ministry: Super Eagles Win Lifts Nigeria's Global Image
Nigeria's Foreign Ministry hails the Super Eagles' quarter-final victory as a major boost for national morale and the country's international reputation. Read how football drives cultural diplomacy.
Northern CAN Warns of Plot to Divide Region by Religion
Northern CAN Chairman Rev. Joseph John Hayab alleges a plot to deepen religious division through targeted killings of Christians in the North Central. He urges vigilance and action from security agencies.
Time for Africa Foundation Wins Award, Plans Expansion
Time for Africa Foundation wins Global South Sustainability Award, pledges to expand AI, blockchain, and climate programs across Africa. Read about their impactful initiatives.
Nigeria's Global Talent Gap: Access, Not Intelligence
A Lagos forum reveals Nigeria's brightest graduates are blocked from global universities by infrastructure gaps, not lack of talent. Learn why access, not intelligence, is the real barrier.
Grok Restricts AI Image Editing After Backlash
Elon Musk's AI chatbot, Grok, restricts image creation to paid subscribers following global outcry over fake nude images. Critics say the paywall fails to address the core harm.
DMO raises N1.14trn in 2026's first Treasury Bills auction
Nigeria's Debt Management Office secured N1.144 trillion at its first Treasury Bills auction of 2026, with stop rates rising. Meanwhile, a UN report projects global economic growth at 2.7% for the year. Read the full analysis.
Ex-Premier League Referee Coote Sentenced for Child Image Offence
Former Premier League referee David Coote receives a nine-month suspended prison sentence after admitting to making an indecent image of a child. Full details of the court case and his fall from grace.
Ajobi Hails Growth and Global Reach of Nigerian Music
Singer Ajobi discusses the evolution of Nigeria's music industry, highlighting improved production, global Afrobeats influence, and the power of digital platforms for independent artists. Read his insights.
Presidency Shares AI-Linked Photo of Tinubu, Kagame Meeting
Nigerians on social media have reacted strongly after the Presidency shared an image of President Tinubu's meeting with Rwanda's Paul Kagame that bore an AI tool's watermark. Get the full story and official response here.
Nigeria's Military Ranked 31st Globally, Senator Praises
Senator Jimoh Ibrahim hails Nigeria's Armed Forces for their professionalism and global ranking. Read about their role in national security and African peacekeeping.
Alimosho Global Crossover: 2026 Declared Year of Abundance
Thousands attended the High Tower Global Church's Alimosho Global Crossover. Prophet Rufus Ikotun declared 2026 a year of divine abundance and an end to banditry. Read about the night of worship and massive outreach.
Grok AI Faces Backlash Over Erotic Image Generation
Elon Musk's AI chatbot Grok faces global scrutiny after complaints it was used to create erotic images of children and women. Authorities in India and France are investigating. Read more.
Nigerian Lawyer Femi Gbede Wins Global Leader Award
Investment lawyer Femi Gbede receives the Emerging Global Leader Award at the Global Entrepreneurship Festival in Accra. Discover his vision for legal leadership and global impact.
Enrollment Open for 2026 at Divine VirtuKidz Academy
Divine VirtuKidz Academy, an international virtual preschool, is now enrolling children for its 2026 session. The academy offers a holistic, global education focusing on English mastery, multilingual skills, and divine virtues from January 12, 2026.
Countries That Welcomed 2026 Before Nigeria
As Nigerians prepared for New Year's Eve, several nations like Kiribati and New Zealand had already entered 2026 due to time zone differences. Discover the list and the global countdown sequence.
Kiribati First to Welcome 2026, See Full List of Nations
Discover the first 10 countries to enter 2026 as the world celebrates New Year. Kiribati's Kiritimati atoll led the global countdown. Read the full list and see how Nigeria followed.
Kiribati First to Welcome 2026, Nigeria's Crossover Awaits
The Pacific nation of Kiribati has become the first to ring in 2026. As celebrations sweep the globe, Nigeria prepares for its own crossover services and festivities. Read the full global timeline.
GEF stakes $372m on Nigeria, Africa environmental projects
The Global Environment Facility approves over $372 million to tackle urgent environmental issues in Nigeria and other nations. The funding targets biodiversity, climate change, and pollution.
US Sokoto Strikes a Signal Against Jihad Rise – Mike Arnold
Former US Mayor Mike Arnold says the US military action in Sokoto is a geopolitical opening shot against rising global jihad in West Africa. Read his explosive analysis.
Countries Where Christmas Is Not a Public Holiday
While Nigeria marks Christmas with a public holiday, in 36 nations, including Israel, Saudi Arabia, and China, December 25 is a regular workday. Discover the reasons behind this global diversity.
Nigerian Prof. Emeje Named WHO Co-Chair on Traditional Medicine
Prof. Martins Emeje of Nigeria's NNMDA appointed WHO Co-Chair for traditional medicine governance. A major step for global health integration. Read more.
Nigeria Tops Africa in Football Player Exports
Nigeria is Africa's top exporter of football talent, ranking 9th worldwide. Discover how local academies and global leagues fuel this success. Read more!
UNN Names Chimamanda Adichie Visiting Professor
The University of Nigeria, Nsukka, has appointed Chimamanda Adichie, Prof. Kevin Urama, and Prof. James Robinson as Visiting Professors to boost global standing.
China Imposes High Tariffs on EU Dairy Products
China imposes duties up to 42.7% on EU dairy, escalating a trade spat. EU calls the move unjustified. Get the latest on this economic clash.
GTI 2025: Top 10 Countries Most Impacted by Terrorism
The 2025 Global Terrorism Index exposes the nations suffering the most from terrorist violence. Discover the list and see where Nigeria ranks. Read the full analysis now.
Developer Urges Coordinated Approach on Housing Challenge
TAF Africa Global's MD, Mustapha Njie, advocates for government incentives and mortgage expansion to address Nigeria's housing crisis during the commissioning of 1,000 homes in Port Harcourt.
GEF stakes $372m on Nigeria, Africa environment projects
The Global Environment Facility approves over $372 million to tackle urgent environmental issues in Nigeria and other nations. The funds target biodiversity, climate change, and pollution.
Temvert Foundation Accredited for WTO Conference in Cameroon
Temvert Empowerment Foundation secures accreditation to attend the WTO MC14 in Yaoundé, Cameroon. Founder Temitayo Olatunde highlights the link between youth education and global trade benefits.
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