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Nigerian-American computer scientist Dr Chinasa Okolo has been recognised among the world's most influential figures in artificial intelligence, following her inclusion on the TIME100 AI…
READ THE FULL STORY about Meet Chinasa Okolo, Nigerian computer scientist named among TIME100 AI’s Most Influential PeopleThe school engagement is part of TMI Initiative's ‘Pause Before You Share’ campaign, which promotes information verification and responsible online behaviour, particularly among young…
READ THE FULL STORY about Group warns of online misinformation as students embrace content creationNDE RHEI Phase III 2026 - Renewed Hope Employment Initiative applicants can now check approval status on official NDE portal. Log in, select Application Status, enter application code. If PENDING, keep checking. Do not…
READ THE FULL STORY about NDE RHEI Phase III 2026 - Applicants Can Now Check Approval StatusThe Lagos State Government has unveiled seven strategic economic priorities to guide its development planning and policy direction in 2027, with a focus on economic growth, job…
READ THE FULL STORY about Lagos unveils seven economic priorities for 2027It said that the impact on consumers varied across distribution networks, depending on the amount of electricity available and the allocations received by individual DisCos.
READ THE FULL STORY about Why Nigerians Are Getting Fewer Hours Of Electricity — NISOThe latest operation comes amid renewed security concerns in the state, where suspected terrorists abducted 14 students of an Islamiyya school and their teacher in Rafi Local Government…
READ THE FULL STORY about Troops Rescue 16 Abducted Victims, Recover AK-47 Rifles, RPGs In Niger StateUNIJOS Dean of Student Affairs, Chris Piwuna, acknowledges poor hostel maintenance but says the university has taken steps to improve facilities for students with disabilities.
READ THE FULL STORY about ‘Reports such as yours could always put us on our toes,’ UNIJOS dean reacts to PREMIUM TIMES reportNigerian states spent N45.04bn on fuel for vehicles and generators in six months, a 14.35% increase, with Lagos, Yobe and Nasarawa leading expenditure.
READ THE FULL STORY about States spend N45bn fuelling vehicles, generators in six monthsGet the day’s top stories from Imo State and Nigeria on your phone.
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