Iran’s top council responsible for safeguarding the internet voted Tuesday to lift a ban on the popular messaging application WhatsApp, which has been subject to restrictions for over two years, state media reported.
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The Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has commenced enforcement action against five airlines for various violations.
Billionaire tech mogul Elon Musk’s startup xAI said it had raised $6 billion from investors in its latest funding round, as it battles stiff competition in the artificial intelligence market.
The Association of Telecommunications Companies of Nigeria (ATCON) has called on the Federal Government (FG) to address the infrastructural deficit, economic constraints and systemic challenges of broadband internet expansion.
The Acting Chairman of Wudil Cattle Market Union, Ahmad Dauda, says N50 billion in transactions are made at every week.
The Nigerian Natural Medicine Development Agency (NNMDA) has called for the standardisation of traditional medicines and their teaching in schools.
A Lecturer at the Department of Crop and Environmental Protection at Ladoke Akintola University of Technology, Dr Adeola Odewole has advised Nigerian farmers to explore the use of plant extract as an insecticide. Odewole, who made the call during an interview with newsmen on Tuesday in Ilorin, explained that plant extracts have shown significant promise as alternatives to synthetic insecticides. “Plant extracts are environmentally sustainable, biodegradable, and leave no harmful residues in soil, water, or food. “Plants such as ginger, sunflower, fish bean, African black pepper, cloves and citrus possess potent pesticidal properties and are readily available and cost-effective for…
As 2024 draws to a close, my hands are full of deadlines, but I cannot sacrifice my love of life—writing pieces on topical issues. Several issues are craving for attention: tax reform, petroleum pricing, and NNPCL shenanigan, some politicians dancing naked in a market square, death of some hungry compatriots in stumped trying to receive handouts, called palliative and the rest. As I was pitying Ms Kemi Badenock for her gross inferiority complex for castigating her motherland, Nigeria, I came across the story of Samuel Olalekan Akinyemi. My Nigerian-ness blazed up like wildfire, and I could not help but share…
A night attack at at Ri Do, also known as Gidan Ado a hamlet of Riyom Local Government Area of Plateau State, has claimed the lives of 15 persons, including a one-year-old boy.
A Consultant Radiation and Clinical Oncologist, Dr Temitope Olatunji, has identified early presentation and adequate funds for appropriate treatment as key factors to the survival of patients diagnosed with breast cancer.