Politics
They thought I’d be sleepy – Tinubu thanks ADC for keeping him awake
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‘It’s easier you put me in prison than take my phone away’ — Dangote
Metro
Ticking Time Bomb: How ageing pipelines are bleeding Niger Delta, Nigeria dry
Entertainment
Photos: Billionaire Okoya’s son ties the knot in private ceremony
ICYMI
France burns: 143-yr-old City Hall destroyed as cost-of-living protests turn violent
Business
Prop firm challenges: 7 things Nigerian traders should know before paying
Sports
Maddison shines as Tottenham claim long-awaited first PL win of season
Special Report
Ticking Time Bomb: How ageing pipelines are bleeding Niger Delta, Nigeria dry
The 28-inch Trans-Forcados Pipeline at the Kantu-Odidi axis has been bleeding, and the people of Odidi have been living in an open gas chamber
Donald Duke: From Cross River record to PRP’s 2027 presidential gamble
His political reputation was shaped by the development agenda pursued in Cross River – Tourism, infrastructure and institutional reforms
Buba Musa: Little-known name carrying PRP’s VP ticket
Musa’s greatest political asset may ultimately be what the public does not yet know about him — provided the campaign can turn that uncertainty into discovery
Seyi Makinde: Can APM presidential candidate ‘travel’ beyond South-West?
Makinde was learning that money, professional reputation and personal ambition could open the door to politics, but they could not by themselves command its machinery
Technology
Vanguard correspondent, 27 others win UK MEET fellowship
The organisers said: “Your application stood out for its track record of reporting, a clear point of view, and a pitch with a question worth answering.”
Anthropic proposes law regulating AI to US lawmakers
Anthropic, the creator of the AI assistant Claude, confirmed on Friday it is circulating a draft bill among US lawmakers aimed at regulating artificial intelligence to address the lack of federal legislation on the risks posed by the new technology.
AI is coming for every company, says Nvidia boss
Artificial intelligence will ultimately become a key aspect of all companies, the head of AI chip giant Nvidia said during a visit to Stockholm, where he urged Europe to ramp up its AI industry.
Why many Nigerians spend more on phone repairs than buying new phones
By Miracle Onyemuwa The rising cost of smartphones in Nigeria is forcing more consumers to repair damaged devices rather than replace them with new ones. This is more so, as inflation and the depreciation of the naira continue to push phone prices higher. At Computer Village, Ikeja, phone repair shops are seeing increasing numbers of […]
Education
JHU proposes new model for training Nigeria’s public servants
By Elizabeth Osayande LAGOS: James Hope University, Lagos, is pushing a new model of collaboration between academia and government to strengthen public-sector capacity in Nigeria, beginning with an exploratory meeting with the Lagos State Ministry of Information and Strategy. The postgraduate-only university, the first of its kind in Lagos State, is proposing capacity-building, joint research, […]
How Artificial Intelligence is changing education, careers — Experts
By Adesina Wahab Experts in education and technology sectors have emphasised the need for policymakers, administrators, teachers and learners to keep abreast of the changes the use of Artificial Intelligence, AI, is bringing to the education sector and the ways it is changing the careers of people. They spoke in Lagos at StudyIn Global Study […]
ABUAD: Canadian, US varsities to award Afe Babalola honorary law degrees
…Varsity to honour Cavista Holdings chairman, two others as 286 students bag first-class degrees By Rotimi Ojomoyela ADO-EKITI — The Founder and Chancellor of Afe Babalola University, Ado-Ekiti (ABUAD), Aare Afe Babalola, will receive honorary Doctor of Laws degrees from two foreign universities as the institution prepares to graduate 2,194 students at its 14th convocation […]
4-year courses must end in 4 years, Alausa tells varsities
The federal government has pledged to honour its agreements with tertiary institution workers, declaring that Nigerian students must no longer lose precious academic years to strikes triggered by unfulfilled government commitments.
