Exploring the Impact of Dirty Politics on Nigeria’s Democracy
The episode of News Central TV's "Jarisi" delves into political unrest in the Lagos State House of Assembly, focusing on...
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Jasper Nguyen is an innovative journalist with an extensive portfolio covering technology, business, and environment-related news. After acquiring a degree in Journalism and Media Studies from Stanford University, Jasper has built a reputation as a forward-thinking writer who stays ahead of trends and narratives. His engaging writing style and deep understanding of complex issues have earned him both a devoted readership and accolades in the field.
GPEI Delegation Visits Nigeria to Strengthen Commitment Against Polio
On February 27-28, 2025, a high-level delegation from the Global Polio Eradication Initiative visited Nigeria to bolster efforts against type...
Phil Gurin’s TGC Expands Formats Portfolio with International Acquisitions
Phil Gurin’s TGC is enhancing its international formats portfolio by acquiring content from Sweden and Nigeria, preparing for key industry...
What Lies Ahead for the Gaza Truce: Insights from the Philadelphi Corridor
The ceasefire between Israel and Hamas is reaching a turning point, with Israel's planned troop withdrawal from the Philadelphi Corridor,...
Brazil and Eletrobras Reach Agreement on Governance and Nuclear Investment
Brazil's government and Eletrobras have reached a mediation agreement allowing the state to appoint three board members while maintaining a...
Nigeria’s Stocks Increase by N2.5 Billion in February
Nigeria's listed equities rose by N2.5 billion in February, an increase of 3.18%. This growth was supported by investments in...
February: A Month of Mourning in Namibia, Says President Mbumba
February has been declared a month of mourning in Namibia by President Nangolo Mbumba due to the passing of prominent...
ArcelorMittal South Africa to Cease Operations Amid Failed Negotiations
ArcelorMittal South Africa will cease production of long products in Q2 due to failed negotiations with the government, resulting in...
This Week in Peace: Key Developments in Thailand, Sudan, and Israel
Former Thai PM Thaksin Shinawatra apologized for the Tak Bai Massacre, which occurred in 2004. The UN criticized the Sudanese...
Younis Khan’s Mentorship Decision: Financial Motivations Behind Choosing Afghanistan
Rashid Latif revealed that Younis Khan chose to mentor Afghanistan over Pakistan during the 2025 Champions Trophy primarily due to...
