African media push for AI compensation and partnerships to support journalism and digital transformation.
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Education Minister Dr. Tunji Alausa explains the connection between declining UTME performance in 2025 and anti-cheating reforms after finding only 420,000 candidates achieved scores above 200 from among 2 million …
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The Lagos CP has set up a committee to investigate allegations of unlawful detention and misconduct by a local DPO
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The student of Babcock University named Oladipupo Siwajuola returned following a week of disappearance when his mother shared her distress online. All while the circumstances of his missing period stay …
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Meta’s $220M fine in Nigeria underscores tensions between tech giants and national regulators over digital sovereignty and data privacy.
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Edo Police arrest 95 suspected cultists, seize weapons, and charge 64 to court during a major weeklong cult crackdown
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KEY POINTS Meta threatens to suspend Facebook and Instagram in Nigeria over $290M fines from antitrust, data privacy, and advertising regulators. A shutdown could disrupt 40 million users and 200,000 …
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President Bola Tinubu admitted Nigeria’s deepening economic hardship on May Day, as Organised Labour presented a 20-point demand to the Federal Government, urging reforms on wages, insecurity, and civil rights.
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AfDB commits $650 million annually to Nigeria for infrastructure, jobs, and economic growth under a new 2025–2030 strategy
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Countries are no longer waiting. In 2025, nations enforce new rules, pushing digital platform accountability into geopolitical terrain.
