Creativity & Innovation: Building Blocks for Job Opportunities, by Inyene Ibanga Unemployment remains one of the perennial problems confronting all developed and developing economies. However, this is relatively lower in developed countries compared to the developing ones where significant proportions of their populations are either unemployed...

Equiano Cable and Speeding up Nigeria's Internet Connectivity, by Fom Gyem   The Equiano cable, named after Nigerian-born writer and abolitionist Olaudah Equiano, is a cutting-edge infrastructure based on space-division multiplexing (SDM) technology, with 12 fiber pairs and a design capacity of 144Tbps, roughly 20 times...

Allergies: When Common Foods Rebel Against our Body Systems, by Aishat M. Abisola   Generally fruits have great and sweet tastes apart from their health benefits that are also helpful to the immune system. Surprisingly, healthy fruits can also be harmful to our body systems. As an...

Blasphemy: Positions of Justice System and the Holy Quran, by Yushau Shuaib     I was shocked to the marrow when an Imam, during a Jumaat service in one of the mosques in Abuja, ordered his followers to engage in extra-judicial killing. Take the law into your hands...

Making CAC Haven of Investors For a Better Economy, by Abubakar Yusuf     The new leadership of Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) under Alhaji Garba Abubakar has turned the commission into a centre of excellence and beehive of activities in the last two years, particularly from January...

How IPOB, System Failure, Bad Weather Nearly Marred 2022 UTME, by Halimat O. Shittu   Barely four days into the week-long Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination, UTME, for the year 2022, many challenges seemed to have encumbered the smooth conduct of the exercise. The Computer-Based Test, CBT, conducted...