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417 Articles by Samuel Abimbola

Samuel Abimbola

History will remember those who believe in potential, hardwork & respect for humanity.

TECHNOLOGY

Nigeria losing telecom talent, NCC warns

More than 2,500 telecom workers and software engineers left Nigeria in 2022.

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EDUCATION

How practical learning shapes education future

Nigerian academics focus on theory, leaving students unprepared for jobs.

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GOVERNMENT

Govt clarifies July 29 start for minimum wage

It aligns with President Tinubu's approval of the revised minimum wage bill.

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HEALTH

PSN call to end preferential doctor treatment

Babalola advocates for an inclusive approach with all medical workers involved.

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FEATURED

The rise of iGaming in Nigeria and beyond

Multiple factors drive iGaming’s growth and its impact on Nigeria’s economy.

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INDUSTRY

Rep, Senate to address sabotage in oil sector

NASS will tackle oil theft, inefficient refineries, and low-quality fuel import.

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TECHNOLOGY

Airtel adopts solar power to cut diesel costs

Their expenses could exceed ₦28bn without telecom infrastructure sharing.

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TECHNOLOGY

Nigerians urged to seize booming tech careers

The tech industry offers a chance to transform career paths on a global level.

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POLITICS

Dangote supports petrol subsidy removal

Despite some confusion, Dangote's petrol price remains lower than imported fuel.

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GOVERNMENT

Nigeria loses $86bn due to foreign shipping

Govt policies and inaction have hindered local operators' growth - shipowners.

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TECHNOLOGY

President Tinubu orders cybercrime crackdown

The directive reflects his commitment to drive economic and financial stability.

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COMMUNITY

UK invests $5M in Nigeria’s battery plant

Nigeria will be positioned as the leader in sustainable energy in Africa.

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EDUCATION

FG restates special needs education support

Gov’t strategy aims to enhance academic quality for special needs students.

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