Recently, “Grow A Garden” has been popping up in news feeds, and for good reason. This gardening simulation game has steadily gained traction among players who enjoy a mix of strategy, creativity, and casual progression. For anyone who hasn’t dived in yet, here’s a closer look at what makes the game tick, along with some practical tips for getting started. Getting...

The Rivers State Executive Council has revoked a ₦134 billion contract for the reconstruction of the State Secretariat complex in Port Harcourt, originally awarded to the China Civil Engineering Construction Corporation (CCECC) under the former sole administrator, Vice Admiral Ikot Ete Ibas (retd.) The decision, reached during the Council’s meeting on Thursday, effectively nullified the...

Côte d’Ivoire    Along the southern coast of West Africa, where the Atlantic Ocean meets lush forests and rolling savannahs, lies Côte d’Ivoire. Known in English as Ivory Coast, the country carries a history shaped by migration, trade, colonial rule, prosperity, conflict, and renewal. From early forest communities to powerful inland kingdoms, from French...

  The night Olanshile died did not feel like a night meant for death. It felt like every other night we had spent together music loud enough to shake the walls, lights flashing like false promises, laughter drowning out thought. If I had known this would be the last time I would see his face alive, I would have walked away. But regret only grows after the damage is done. I arrived at the...

The Chairman of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) in Kano State, Alhaji Musa Ungoggo, has sharply criticised the Nigerian government over what he described as selective justice in the country’s security and judicial system. Speaking to party members and supporters, Ungoggo questioned why the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), Nnamdi Kanu, remains in detention while...