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As Lagos embraces solar energy, skills gap puts installations at risk – Study

Study finds major training and certification gaps among Lagos solar technicians, raising safety concerns as solar adoption grows.

The AI making university certificates work

How Chibuike Aguene’s AI platform is helping bridge Nigeria’s gap between university education and workplace skills.

How telemedicine, digital health can bridge Nigeria’s healthcare gaps

Telemedicine & digital health could help bridge Nigeria’s healthcare gaps by expanding access, strengthening data systems & supporting care.

European Union strengthens INEC`s communication capacity ahead of Osun governorship election

The European Union has strengthened the communication and information management capacity of officials of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) in Osun State as part of ongoing...

EU urges young Nigerians to demand transparent, accountable institutions

The European Union has urged young Nigerians to demand transparent and accountable institutions, stressing that informed and active citizens are essential to consolidating Nigeria’s...

How to make development interventions work in communities – ACRC

ACRC Director Ismail Ibraheem explains how citizens, political elites and informal actors can strengthen development interventions.

‘Allow your husband to suck your nipples’: What health experts say about preparing for breastfeeding 

Health workers explain how mothers can prepare for breastfeeding, overcome delayed lactation and get vital family support.

Coalition demands probe into alleged police assault on Pinnacle Daily Editor in Abuja

CWPPF demands investigation after police allegedly flogged Pinnacle Daily editor Sunday Ogwu and destroyed his phone in Abuja.

Terrorist financing: How ISWAP adapted to Nigeria’s Naira redesign – by Malik Samuel

Experience from the Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP) demonstrates that this contest is less a battle of financial resources than one of adaptation.

How a 4.97 CGPA earned LASU graduate ₦30m in two cash awards

Adebanjo Oluolamide emerged as LASU’s best graduating student with a 4.97 CGPA. Within two days, his academic feat earned him ₦30 million in cash awards.

Health innovators seek collaboration, insurance support to expand AI solutions

Nigerian health innovators call for collaboration, insurance and local data to scale AI solutions and improve healthcare access.