The Opposition’s Biggest Problem Isn’t the Ruling Party—It’s Atiku

The evolving posture of Atiku Abubakar toward fellow opposition figures has introduced a contentious but unavoidable question into Nigeria’s political discourse: is the opposition’s greatest obstacle external—or internal? At a moment that demands strategic cohesion, Atiku’s public dismissal of the presidential prospects of Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso and Aminu Waziri Tambuwal signals more than routine political […]

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OpenAI Calls For Robot Tax:AI Boom Triggers New Policy Debate

A growing debate over the economic consequences of artificial intelligence has intensified following calls linked to OpenAI for the introduction of a “robot tax”—a policy proposal aimed at addressing job displacement and widening inequality in the age of automation. The concept of a robot tax, long discussed in policy and academic circles, proposes that companies

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Nigeria on Edge as Intelligence Warns of Major Terror Plot in Abuja

Abuja & Niger State, Nigeria Nigeria’s security forces have been placed on high alert following intelligence reports of a planned large-scale attack targeting key public infrastructure in Abuja and neighbouring Niger State. An internal memo dated April 13, reportedly obtained from the Nigeria Customs Service, indicates that Islamist militant groups are planning coordinated attacks on

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Airtime Borrowing Disrupted as MTN Complies with New Lending Regulations

Lagos Millions of Nigerians who rely on borrowed airtime and data are facing disruption after MTN Nigeria announced the suspension of its Xtratime service. The decision, disclosed on Thursday, follows new regulations introduced by the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC) requiring stricter licensing and compliance for digital lending services. MTN said the temporary

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IMF Chief Urges Caution as Energy Prices Surge Globally

Washington DC, United States The head of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Kristalina Georgieva, has warned that the global economy is facing a major shock triggered by the ongoing Middle East conflict, with rising energy prices expected to affect countries worldwide. Speaking in Washington DC during the IMF’s spring meetings, Georgieva said the disruption in

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Malema Sentenced to Five Years, Political Fallout Looms

Johannesburg — , leader of the (EFF), has been sentenced to five years in prison, in a ruling that is expected to have significant political repercussions. The sentencing marks a major development for one of South Africa’s most prominent opposition figures, known for his strong stance on economic redistribution and land reform. While full details

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