Globacom Celebrates 23 Years of Market Dominance Under Mike Adenuga
As Globacom marks 23 years of operation, founder Mike Adenuga continues to maintain sole ownership and strategic control, cementing his status as a key figure in African telecommunications.
Redefining the Myth: Lupita Nyong’o and the Standards of Beauty
Bisi Adeleye-Fayemi explores the controversy surrounding Christopher Nolan’s casting of Lupita Nyong’o as Helen of Troy, using the moment to challenge rigid, Eurocentric beauty standards.
How Weight-Loss Drugs Influence Alcohol Consumption Habits
Patients using weight-loss medications like Wegovy and Ozempic are reporting unexpected shifts in their alcohol habits, ranging from reduced cravings to physical intolerance.
Voter Priorities in the Upcoming Clacton By-Election
As Clacton prepares for a record-breaking by-election, residents voice concerns ranging from NHS wait times and immigration control to economic support for small businesses and the vital social care sector.
The Consequences of Belittling Your Spouse
A woman finds emotional and physical fulfillment through an affair after her husband constantly insults her, while unrelated anecdotes highlight the absurdities of life.
Jaissle Secures First Newcastle Win While Maintaining Focus
New Newcastle boss Matthias Jaissle guided his team to a comeback victory against Valencia in his first friendly, while signaling a clear focus on developing a younger squad.
Osun 2026: Balancing Governance, Law, and Political Strategy
Tonnie Iredia examines President Tinubu's intervention in the conflict between the EFCC and the Osun state government, arguing that leaders must prioritize social stability and credible elections over purely legalistic or partisan maneuvers.
Dele Sobowale: Revisiting the Stale 2003 Political Conflicts of Obasanjo and Osoba
Dele Sobowale reflects on the repetitive political feuds between Obasanjo and Osoba, criticizing the 2003 failures of the AD/Afenifere leadership and the former president's habit of engaging in damaging public spats.
Why the death of PC Andrew Harper, killed shortly after his wedding, continues to resonate
Seven years after PC Andrew Harper was killed in the line of duty, his family and the public are protesting the potential early release of two of his killers due to prison overcrowding.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham Announces Nationwide Tour Amid Economic Challenges
Prime Minister Andy Burnham is set to begin a nationwide tour focused on high street revitalization and consumer relief, even as his government faces intense pressure over an upcoming prisoner release scheme.