Every time reforms are proposed in Nigerian football, the first reaction from many stakeholders is resistance.
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Companies are rushing to blame layoffs on artificial intelligence. But from where I sit, advising Fortune 500 companies on AI adoption, that’s often not the whole story.
The Director-General of the National Institute for Legislative and Democratic Studies (NILDS), Prof. Abubakar Olanrewaju Sulaiman, yesterday challenged Nigerian youths to channel their frustrations with the nation’s democratic system into active political participation rather than disengagement, warning that democracy cannot be reformed by those who refuse to take part in it.
Nollywood actress and political aide, Eniola Badmus, has said that she is unfamiliar with the concept of being broke. The statement was made during an interview on the red carpet at the premiere of th…
For many Gen Z Nigerians, the name Maureen Solomon-Okereke may not immediately ring a bell. But for longtime Nollywood fans, she remains one of the most recognisable faces from the industry’s golden era, having featured prominently in numerous hit movies in the early 2000s.
Gen Xers have been named the most stressed generation, but their worries look a lot different than their younger counterparts. While millennials and Gen Z worry about things like climate change and following trends, people raised in the 60s, 70s, and 80s have other things more worthy of their stress and attention.
Argentina coach Lionel Scaloni says he is not concerned about fatigue or his team’s performance before another FIFA World Cup semifinal as they prepare to renew their rivalry with England on Wednesday.
African policymakers dealing with the current oil shock would do well to recall the Chinese word for crisis, 危机 (wēijī), which has two characters: 危 (wēi), meaning “danger”, and 机 (jī), meaning “opportunity”. The current oil shock presents Africa with both. Import costs are rising, currencies are depreciating, fuel subsidies are consuming scarce fiscal space,…
Young Londoners have come together to discuss what politicians can do to help shape their futures, ahead of the general election on Thursday