News The Leader of The Synagogue, Church of All Nations, Pastor Evelyn Joshua, has said Nigeria’s religious influence is gaining ground abroad, with Nigerian Christian ministries increasingly taking the gospel beyond the country’s shores.Evelyn, in a statement signed by the church on Thursday, said the development reflected the international vision of her late husband, Prophet
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Interview Religious fellowships are an important part of campus life for many university students. Beyond worship and spiritual activities, these fellowships often provide opportunities for leadership, personal development, mentorship and community engagement. This interview examines the role of religion among university students and how religious fellowships can respond to the changing needs of young people.
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Feature University life is often seen as a period for attending lectures, writing examinations and earning a degree. But for many students, university is also a time to discover their abilities, build relationships and prepare for life after graduation. For many students involved in religious fellowships at Bamidele Olumilua University of Education, Science and Technology
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News Technology leaders and artificial intelligence researchers are intensifying discussions about the need for stronger safety measures as AI systems become more advanced. Recent reports indicate that some major AI executives support coordinated safety testing, independent evaluations, and international cooperation. Other technology leaders argue that innovation should continue while companies improve their existing safety practices.
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Interview Can you introduce yourself? My name is Miss Adegoke Imoleayo, a student technology researcher. What is artificial intelligence? Artificial intelligence is a branch of computer science that enables machines to perform tasks that normally require human intelligence, such as learning, problem-solving, and understanding language. How is AI useful to students? Students can use AI
Investigative Report Introduction Artificial intelligence is increasingly used in education, business, communication, and entertainment. While the technology offers opportunities for development, questions remain about privacy, accuracy, and accountability. The Privacy Question Many AI tools process information supplied by users. This creates concerns about the handling of personal information, including documents, photographs, and private conversations. Users
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Feature Imagine a student preparing for an examination with the help of a computer that can explain difficult topics, answer questions, and suggest study materials. This is one of the ways artificial intelligence is becoming part of everyday life. Artificial intelligence, commonly called AI, refers to computer systems designed to perform tasks associated with human
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Feature For many years, Nigerian entertainment was largely driven by television, radio, cinemas, record labels and live performances. Today, a young person with a smartphone, an idea and an internet connection can attract thousands or even millions of viewers.Social media platforms such as TikTok, Instagram and YouTube have changed how Nigerians discover entertainers. Comedians, musicians,
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NEWS The Ekiti State Universal Basic Education Board (SUBEB) has commenced its 2026 Annual Enrolment Drive Campaign, urging parents and guardians to enrol all school-age children in public schools across the state. The campaign was officially flagged off at the front of the Palace of the Ewi of Ado-Ekiti by the Executive Chairman of SUBEB,
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Feature As the morning sun slowly breaks through the clouds, the familiar sound of school bells returns to communities across Ekiti State. Students dressed in neatly pressed uniforms hurry through the streets, some excited to see their friends again, while others quietly wonder what the new academic session will bring. For thousands of pupils and
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