Abuja

The highly anticipated grand opening of the latest Wear It All Luxury boutique took place on Thursday, May 22, 2025, at Libreville Crescent, Wuse 2, Abuja. This spectacular event gathered a host of influential figures from the realms of fashion, entertainment, and business. Among the memorable highlights of the evening was the appearance of Afrobeats sensation Davido, whose star power elevated the atmosphere and added an undeniable sparkle to what was already an extraordinary occasion.…

Security Alert Issued Following Abuja Explosion The U.S. Mission in Nigeria has recently issued a significant security alert in response to a troubling explosion that occurred in Abuja on Monday. This incident resulted not only in the death of the suspected bomber but also left one other individual injured. Such occurrences raise alarms, reminding us of the unpredictable nature of life in various parts of the world, and especially in regions facing heightened security risks. In its advisory, the U.S. Embassy urged all…

Insights from IMD's Smart Cities Index 2025 As we navigate the complexities of urban life, IMD's Smart Cities Index 2025 sheds light on the progress of cities worldwide, including those across the African continent. This year’s findings are a tapestry woven with remarkable strides and lingering obstacles. The landscape of African cities presents a curious paradox—a blend of innovation and stagnation. A Glimpse of Progress and Challenges At the forefront, Cairo shines as the…

All Roads in Africa Lead to GITEX Nigeria In 2023, GITEX Africa made a remarkable debut, positioning the continent as an emerging powerhouse in the digital economy. This inaugural event set the stage for exciting initiatives like GITEX Nigeria, which promises to further elevate Africa’s status in the global tech landscape. During the event's announcement, Trixie LohMirmand, CEO of KAOUN International—the organizing body behind GITEX—made an impactful statement that resonated throughout the gathering: “All roads in Africa…

Bike-riding Boko Haram terrorists opened fire on a village in northeastern Nigeria last week, killing at least 100 people, locals said Wednesday. More than 50 terrorists on motorcycles entered the Tarmuwa area of ​​Yobe state on Sunday night and started shooting before setting fire to buildings, according to Yobe police spokesperson Dungus Abdulkarim. Police blamed the attack on Boko Haram, which has been waging an insurgency in the region since 2009. Boko Haram has since splintered into various…

On Tuesday in Abuja, during the summit of the Lake Chad Basin Commission, Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari launched a wide-ranging appeal for support for the Transitional Military Council in Chad. as reported from Abuja, Mois GomisFor the first time in its history, the Lake Chad Basin Commission dedicated a summit on the…

After peaceful protests against police and violence that degenerated into riots and vandalism last week after a bloody breakdown, we are now witnessing numerous looting of food aid reserves, principally intended for families of vulnerable people affected by the coronavirus crisis. never distributed by the authorities. as…