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Georgia Anti-Government Protest: Why it is Happening

Recent protests have erupted in Georgia, with tens of thousands of demonstrators filling Tbilisi's historic Rustaveli Avenue. Waving the national flag and clashing with...

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Education

Senate and NUC Advocate for More Universities in Nigeria

The Senate and the National Universities Commission (NUC) have called for the establishment of additional universities in Nigeria to meet the increasing demand for...

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Nigeria

Nigeria Seeks South Africa’s Backing for G20, BRICS Membership

Nigeria has formally requested South Africa’s support in its bid to secure full membership in the G20, BRICS, and the BRICS New Development Bank....

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Entertainment

Floods Slow Spain’s Manufacturing Growth

Spain's manufacturing sector experienced slower growth in November, impacted by devastating floods in Valencia, a key eastern coastal region, according to a survey released...

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Electricity Act (Amendment) Bill: FG Considers Selling 11 Discos To New Investors

The Federal Government may repossess and re-privatise the 11 electricity distribution companies (DisCos) if they fail to inject fresh capital into the sector, according to provisions in the Electricity Act (Amendment) Bill, 2025 currently before the National Assembly.‎‎The bill, sponsored by Senator Enyinnaya Abaribe, aims to amend...

Building Scalable Tech Products For Merging Markets

Building scalable tech products for merging markets like Nigeria and across Africa means more than just developing apps, it means creating long-term, sustainable solutions to deep-rooted socio-economic problems. In regions where infrastructure gaps, limited access to essential services, and income inequality persist, tech must rise to meet...

Can Corp Members Wear Skirts To NYSC? This Is What You Should Know

The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) has long stood as a unifying institution for Nigerian graduates, known for its khaki uniforms, regimented drills, and strict codes of conduct. For many, it is a defining experience; a transition into adulthood and national service. But a recent court ruling...