By: Oluwaseun Lawal She went quiet for a bit. At least on albums. Now the lights are back on: August 29, a new body of work called “This One Is Personal.” Her first full-length since Celia (2020). Thirteen songs. Lean. Intimate Afrobeats that sits close to the skin—pain, growth, resilience, all braided into her voice….
By: Oluwaseun Lawal Picture this. A child poking at her mum’s phone. Not mischief, just curiosity. Now imagine that moment moved into a classroom—guided, safe, turned into learning. That’s the future Gabriel Iruaga keeps talking about. The UK‑based founder of Embold Lab and CEO of Rendcore Technology sat down with the News Agency of Nigeria…
By: Oluwaseun Lawal It began quietly. A bedroom light. A glowing chat window. Words that should’ve helped, but didn’t—or so the parents say. On Tuesday, Matt and Maria Raine filed suit in the Superior Court of California, alleging OpenAI and its CEO, Sam Altman, put scale and speed ahead of safety when GPT‑4 rolled out….
By: Oluwaseun Lawal It played out in quick beats. A lead. A move. Then cuffs. The Enugu State Police Command says three suspects are now off the streets over armed robbery and what looks like cult activity. This, they insist, is part of a steady push to choke violent crime—no letup. SP Daniel Ndukwe put…
By: Oluwaseun Lawal It started on a Monday. A neat room. A long agenda. For the 102nd time, the PDP’s National Executive Committee had a meeting and drew a thick line on the Southern map. That’s where the 2027 presidential ticket will go. The current National Working Committee? It stays. Umar Damagum keeps the wheel….
By: Akinde Oluwaseun So the ex-footballers are fired up. Understandably so. Guys like Taribo West and Austin Eguavoen were at a service for the late Peter Rufai, and they felt the government had just forgotten him. Left him behind. It’s a sad story. But then, someone else chimed in. And it wasn’t just anyone. Enefiok…
