The Senate Committee on Marine Transport recently held a public hearing on the proposed establishment of a Nigeria Coast Guard as a significant step toward strengthening and enforcing maritime laws ...

A very unique series of conferences targeting Christian students across three Nigerian campuses is set to hold starting this ...

After graduating from the prestigious American International School of Lagos, Michael attended college at Regent’s University London, where he studied Global Business Management. He later ...

It’s a long way away, but Lagos, Nigeria is on its way to becoming the world’s largest city. The Daily Express reports the African city is is projected to capture the title by the end of the ...

The race to succeed Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu in 2027 is gradually gaining momentum, with political stakeholders and groups across Lagos State already rooting for their preferred candidates.

as court rejects Commission’s objection to admissibility of FCT court judgment LAGOS ... in the state to the account of the American International School, Abuja. During cross-examination ...

Several top Lagos schools offer American or international curricula, with annual fees ranging from ₦2 million to ₦7 million, depending on the institution American International School of Lagos (AISL) ...

About 1,723 vessels conducting ‘dark activities’ in Nigerian waters without transmitting the Automatic Identification System (AIS) to evade ... in Kirikiri, Lagos, the Shift Officer, C4I ...

The Lagos State Government, through the Ministry of Tourism, Arts and Culture, in collaboration with the Consulate of Brazil in Lagos, has officially announced the return of the Lagos Fanti ...

Treaties are negotiated by AIs trained on diplomatic data sets. In Lagos, “civil rights” drones fly over police pods as they race to the scene of a crime—one AI watching over another AI ...

The Lagos-based tech outfit teamed up with Lagos Business School for a masterclass, drawing C-suite leaders eager to decode AI’s promise amid a swelling […] × Advertise with us ...