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Speed Darlington on NAPTIP Watchlist Over Minor Sex Allegation
The National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons (NAPTIP) has confirmed that rapper Speed Darlington (Darlington Okoye) remains on its security watchlist due to an allegation of sexual activity with a minor. According to Mrs. Ijeoma Amugo, NAPTIP’s Director of Legal and Prosecution, the case stems from a May 2024 Instagram live video…
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China’s Solar Installations Surge 30% in October Amid Policy Recovery
China’s solar power sector saw a significant rebound in October, with 12.6 gigawatts (GW) of new solar capacity installed, marking a 30% increase month-on-month, according to statistics released by the National Energy Administration (NEA). This growth comes as developers continue to recover from a mid-year slowdown triggered by uncertainties from a new renewables pricing mechanism.…
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Beyond Bed Nets: Nigeria Explores Drones and AI to Combat Malaria
As malaria-carrying mosquitoes adapt their behavior, weakening traditional prevention methods like bed nets, Japanese health-tech startup SORA Technology is preparing to launch drone- and AI-driven malaria control in Nigeria. The initiative follows successful deployments across West and East Africa. In a virtual interview, SORA COO Marina Ishikawa explained that the system uses drones and artificial…
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Senate Pushes for Digital Rights Protections for Minors as Stakeholders Forge Consensus
The Senate Committee on ICT and Cybersecurity is advancing legislation to protect Nigerian minors from harmful online content and excessive technology use. At a two-day legislative retreat on Digital Rights and Digital Legislation in Lagos, chaired by Senator Shuaib Afolabi Salisu, concerns were raised about children spending increasing amounts of time in isolation with gadgets,…
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TSMC Sues Former Executive Wei-Jen Lo Over Security and Trade Secret Concerns
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co (TSMC) has filed a lawsuit against its former Senior Vice President Wei-Jen Lo, who recently joined Intel, citing concerns over violations of non-compete agreements and potential breaches of trade secrets. The legal action was lodged in the Intellectual Property and Commercial Court in Taiwan. Details of the Lawsuit TSMC, the world’s…
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World Children’s Day: Advocates Warn Nigeria May Lose a Generation to Poverty and Insecurity
As Nigeria joined the world to mark World Children’s Day, themed “My Day, My Rights”, questions linger over how well the country protects its children. From bustling cities like Lagos to remote areas of Maiduguri, many Nigerian children are denied a normal childhood. Some hawk goods on dusty roads instead of attending school; others work…
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China Condemns Japan’s Missile Deployment on Island Near Taiwan
China has sharply criticized Japan’s plan to deploy missiles on Yonaguni Island, located near Taiwan, calling it a deliberate attempt to “create regional tension and provoke military confrontation.” The dispute highlights escalating tensions in East Asia amid concerns over Taiwan’s security and rising military posturing by both nations. Background of the Dispute The controversy stems…
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Nahous Gallery Launches “Textures of Humanity” Photo Book Exhibition
Nahous Gallery, in partnership with renowned American photographer Reed Davis, has opened a new exhibition titled “Textures of Humanity”, a photo book exhibition celebrating African culture, cuisine, and arts. The showcase runs from November 15 to December 15, 2025, at the Federal Palace Hotel, Victoria Island, Lagos. The exhibition features a book presentation highlighting 200…
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Taiwan Rejects ‘Return to China’ After Xi Jinping Presses Sovereignty Claims
Taiwan’s Premier Cho Jung-tai has firmly stated that a “return” to China is not an option for the island’s 23 million people, following Chinese President Xi Jinping’s recent call with U.S. President Donald Trump, in which Xi emphasized Taiwan’s “return to China” as part of Beijing’s vision for global order. Taiwan’s democratically elected government has…
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Australian Senate Suspends Far-Right Senator Pauline Hanson Over Burqa Stunt
Australia’s Senate has suspended far-right Senator Pauline Hanson for seven sitting days after she wore a burqa to Parliament as a political prop. The stunt, intended to advance her campaign to ban the Muslim garment in public, sparked widespread condemnation from lawmakers and Muslim communities for being offensive and disrespectful. Context of the Incident The…
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