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Nollywood actress Chizzy Alichi has stepped into a new chapter of her life, joyfully announcing the arrival of her bundle of joy. Radiant in a breathtaking maternity shoot set against a serene seaside backdrop, the beloved screen star shared her testimony of faith and perseverance with fans worldwide. Taking to social media, Chizzy expressed heartfelt gratitude to her family, friends, and supporters, declaring, "The Lord has done it in His time." Her announcement, wrapped in simplicity and sincerity, resonated deeply with admirers who have followed her journey over the years. As congratulatory messages flood in, Chizzy’s story serves as a beautiful reminder that patience, hope, and faith still weave the most magical tales of all.

From the late Archbishop Desmond Tutu to Bishop Mathew Kuka, religious figures have always been renown for being some of the most outspoken humans, defending the vulnerable and persistently speaking uncomfortable truth to power. The current Pope is not an exception. Our state Benue, sadly, has a sitting governor priest namely Rev Fr Hyacinth Iormem Alia who rather than stand out to be counted amongst his priestly peers and upheld by posterity, is frantically playing politics with human lives, bent on concealing the truths around the genocide happening right under his watch. Our Padre politician, who ought to be an empathetic clergy, appears more interested in pleasing his party warheads in Abuja. He is clueless and tiptoeing than declaring war against the renewed existential threat to the poor, farming state. Today, as killer herdsmen are encircling our state and our people are being killed on a daily basis across the land in both remote farming locations and even at the doorsteps of t...

In the quiet of Easter Monday morning, the world lost not just a Pope, but a father, a friend, and a fearless voice for the forgotten. Pope Francis, born Jorge Mario Bergoglio, passed away peacefully at 88 in his Vatican residence. He was not a man of grand palaces or lofty words, but one who chose simplicity over splendor, and compassion over convention. From the moment he stepped onto the balcony in 2013, he was different — the first Latin American Pope, the first Jesuit, and the first to call himself simply, Francis. His journey was marked by courage — challenging injustice, embracing the outcast, and urging the Church to be less judgmental and more merciful. Even as illness weakened his body, his spirit remained unshaken. Pope Francis' final blessing came just days ago on Easter Sunday. Today, as the bells toll across St. Peter’s Square, the world bows in gratitude for a life lived in service, humility, and deep love. He is gone, but his foot...

Recently, in Abuja, our research publication mirroring the plights of domestic workers (DWs) in Nigeria was launched. Supported by the Rosa Luxemburg Foundation West Africa, the research looked into the precarious states of domestic workers in the country. It carried out interviews with DWs in both Abuja and Lagos to put searchlights on  factors such as their working hours,  pay, issues of sexual abuse, the readiness for the formation of unions amongst the workers so as to be part of the mainstream labour (eg the Nigeria Labour Congress) in Nigeria amongst other burning issues. The authors include Ms Hauwa Mustapha, an eminent researcher, labour activist and board member of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), Comrade Lekan Soneye, an activist,  lecturer and researcher on informal workforce. Prof. Etannibi E.O. Alemika, an eminent researcher and retired professor of Criminology and Sociology of Law from the University of Jos (UNIJOS), was the consultant on the p...

A company's success depends not only on hiring top talent but also on retaining them. However, poor management behaviors can push even the most dedicated employees to seek opportunities elsewhere. Here are five bad management behaviors that drive good employees away and how they can be avoided. 1. Micromanaging Instead of Leading Micromanagers constantly hover over employees, second-guessing their decisions and controlling every task. This lack of trust stifles creativity, reduces confidence, and makes employees feel like mere tools rather than valued contributors. Talented professionals thrive in environments where they have autonomy and room to innovate. Solution: Trust your employees to do their jobs. Set clear expectations, provide guidance when necessary, and allow them to take ownership of their tasks. 2. Lack of Recognition and Appreciation Employees who consistently put in effort without acknowledgment can quickly become disengaged. When hard work goes un...

A big congratulations to Nengi Hampson (@nengiofficial) on the arrival of her precious little one! Wishing her joy and happiness. ❤️ https://www.instagram.com/p/DG-sth5ICg6/?igsh=MTJvcG01Z3RjaG0xbw==

Popular Nollywood actress and entrepreneur Chika Ike has shared the joyous news of her baby's arrival! The actress took to social media to announce the birth, posting stunning pictures from the hospital, where she cradled her newborn in an atmosphere filled with love, flowers, and celebratory balloons. In a post that quickly went viral, Chika Ike joyfully announced, " My baby is here... Welcome to the world, my sunshine!" Her heartfelt words, accompanied by radiant images of her and her baby dressed in matching outfits, have sparked waves of congratulations from fans, colleagues, and well-wishers worldwide. As one of Nollywood’s most celebrated figures, Chika Ike has long been admired for her talent, poise, and business acumen. This new chapter adds another beautiful layer to her inspiring story, and fans couldn’t be happier for her. Congratulations to Chika Ike on this beautiful milestone!

The prestigious Forbes Women Africa Awards 2025 celebrated the achievements of outstanding African women, recognizing their excellence in various fields such as governance, entertainment, and innovation. Among this year’s honorees were Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, Tiwa Savage, and Nissi Ogulu, whose impact continues to inspire generations. The Forbes Women Africa Awards is a platform dedicated to acknowledging trailblazing women who have shattered barriers and redefined success. Held in a grand ceremony, the event highlighted the resilience, leadership, and influence of women shaping Africa’s present and future. Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, the Director-General of the World Trade Organization (WTO), was honored for her remarkable leadership in global economic policies and her commitment to fostering trade inclusivity. As the first woman and African to lead the WTO, her recognition underscores her dedication to economic reforms and sustainable development. Tiwa Savage, a...

Renowned Nigerian author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie has officially launched her latest book, Dream Count. The announcement was made today on her social media platforms, marking an exciting moment for literature enthusiasts worldwide. It’s DREAM COUNT day! It’s DREAM COUNT day! It’s DREAM COUNT day!  Order Dream Count Internationally: https://sites.prh.com/dreamcount2025  Order Dream Count in Nigeria: https://www.narrativelandscape.com/product/dream-count/ Adichie, best known for Half of a Yellow Sun and Americanah, has captivated readers once again with Dream Count, a book expected to deliver her signature storytelling brilliance. The vibrant cover art and the enthusiasm in her announcement have already generated widespread anticipation. International readers can order the book via Penguin Random House, while Nigerian readers can purchase it through Narrative Landscape. With Dream Count, Adichie continues to solidify her legacy as one of the most influent...