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Snapchat Starts Age Verification in Australia Ahead of Under-16 Social Media Ban

Snapchat Begins Age Checks in Australia

Snapchat starts age verification for teens in Australia ahead of a December 10 social media ban for under-16s. Learn about the new rules and global implications.

Yoruba Leaders in Northern Nigeria Urge Christian-Muslim Unity

Yoruba Leaders Call for Religious Unity in Nigeria

Yoruba traditional leaders across 19 Northern states urge Christians and Muslims to unite against insecurity. They reject genocide claims, seek international cooperation based on facts.

Northern Leaders Chart Path to End Backwardness at ACF 25th Anniversary

Northern Leaders Seek Better Future at ACF Jubilee

Northern leaders at ACF's 25th anniversary in Kaduna demanded bold solutions to insecurity and development challenges while launching youth-focused initiatives for regional transformation.

African Leaders Forge New Justice Vision at Accra Summit

African Leaders Push New Justice Vision in Accra

African leaders unite in Accra to launch bold Pan-African justice initiative. Over 200 delegates from 57 countries adopt Accra Declaration for economic and political redress. Join the movement for continental unity!

Muslim Leaders Urge Action on Religious Freedom to Prevent Unrest

Muslim Clerics: Protect Religious Freedom to Avert Crisis

Nigerian Muslim leaders demand government action to safeguard religious freedom, warning that peace and interfaith cooperation are essential for national unity. Learn why they say external influences threaten stability.

Power vs Authority: Why Nigerian Leaders Fail, Analysis by Kalu Okoronkwo

Power vs Authority: Why Nigerian Leaders Fail

Good governance expert Kalu Okoronkwo explains how Nigerian leaders confuse power with authority, using the Wike-naval officer clash as a case study. Discover why this crisis persists.

Trish Regan: From Miss New Hampshire to $30M Media Mogul

Trish Regan's Journey to Media Prominence

Discover Trish Regan's remarkable rise from beauty pageants to becoming a $30 million media powerhouse. Learn about her career, family life, and current ventures in this exclusive profile.

Cam's Melodie Rises as Guinea's Premier Music Producer & Performer

Guinean Artist Cam's Melodie Grows Music Influence

Guinean multidisciplinary artist Mohamed Camara, known as CAM'S MELODIE, is consolidating his presence in the evolving music scene as producer and performer. Discover his journey from dancer to beatmaker.

Tinubu: Without Integration, Africa Can't Negotiate with Global Powers

Tinubu: Fragmented African Markets Limit Prosperity

President Tinubu warns Africa's fragmented markets hinder industrial growth and global negotiation power. He reaffirms Nigeria's commitment to border modernization and AfCFTA success for continental trade.

Christian Women Leaders Urge Return to Biblical Mentoring

Christian Women Revive Scripture-Based Mentoring

Christian women leaders globally call for a revival of intentional, Scripture-based mentoring rooted in Titus 2. Discover the biblical model for shaping future generations of women.

Tinubu Sends Emissary to Plateau, Resolves Farmer-Herder Conflict

Tinubu's Emissary Mediates Plateau Peace Talks

President Tinubu dispatches Dr Abiodun Essiet to Plateau State, facilitating peace between Christian and Fulani leaders. Read how this intervention resolved a farm conflict.

Saraki, Fubara, Adeleke Absent from PDP Convention in Ibadan

Key PDP Leaders Skip Party's National Convention

Bukola Saraki, Governor Fubara, and Governor Adeleke were notably absent from the PDP national convention in Ibadan. Discover the implications for Nigeria's main opposition party ahead of 2027 elections.

Legit.ng's Salisu Ibrahim Wins INMA Africa Emerging Leaders Scholarship

Legit.ng's Salisu Ibrahim wins INMA Africa scholarship

Salisu Ibrahim, Head of Hausa Desk at Legit.ng, has been selected for INMA's inaugural Africa Emerging Leaders Scholarship among 17 media professionals. Discover how this achievement highlights indigenous-language journalism.

Google to Pay $40 Million to Support Struggling South African Media

Google's $40M Support Package for SA Media

Google agrees to pay R688 million to South African news outlets after competition watchdog investigation. Deal includes funding for local content and AI innovation.

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