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On Thursday, August 7, 2025, Cakasa Ebenezer Foundation (CEF), in strategic partnership with Ornaments of Grace and Virtue Foundation (OGAV), celebrated the conclusion of the 2025 edition of the GLAM Summer Camp with renewed commitment to empowering the next generation of Nigerian girls. Held at the Government Senior College, Agege, this year’s camp also marked the eleventh anniversary of OGAV’s flagship initiative, which continues to provide mentorship, leadership development, and educational opportunities for girls across Lagos. With the theme “I AM A GIRL,” the two-week summer camp brought together 1,000 girls from public schools within Lagos Education District 1. Through…

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August 2025 delivers a compelling mix of remastered classics, high-profile sequels, and cozy indie titles—making it a standout month for varied tastes in gaming. From cinematic overhauls to niche indie storytelling, here’s everything professionals and enthusiasts need to know about this month’s major releases. Major Highlights Metal Gear Solid Δ: Snake Eater (Aug 28) Konami’s remake of the 2004 classic Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater debuts August 28 on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. Built in Unreal Engine 5, this edition revamps the original stealth mission with lifelike visuals, smarter AI, and environmental effects tied to gameplay. It marks a…

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The curved display of the Infinix Hot 50 Pro Plus is enough to draw attention, and it has been making waves lately. It’s the type of phone that makes people talk because of its stylish appearance, good specifications, and a few surprises. On the other hand, how does it fare in regular use? We understand that you need a dependable smartphone for a variety of activities, like late-night gaming, content creation, social media scrolling, taking quick selfies in well-lit environments, and binge-watching your favourite shows. You’re in the proper place if you want to know the truth about this phone,…

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In a major step toward tackling Nigeria’s housing crisis, the Federal Government has secured over ₦70 billion in private investment through strategic Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) to kick-start its flagship Renewed Hope Housing Programme. The Minister of Housing and Urban Development, Ahmed Musa Dangiwa, announced this achievement at the opening ceremony of the 19th Africa International Housing Show (AIHS), where he also introduced a new grassroots campaign designed to deliver affordable homeownership and housing developments across all 36 states. According to a statement released by Mark Chieshe, Special Assistant on Media & Strategy to the Minister, the Renewed Hope Housing Programme…

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As of the close of trading on Friday, just 20 companies listed on the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) now account for an overwhelming 81.16% of the market’s total capitalization, according to new data independently gathered by Palmwine Press. Together, these corporate giants are valued at a combined ₦41.385 trillion, reinforcing their dominant presence in the Nigerian capital market. MTN Nigeria Tops the Chart Leading the pack is MTN Nigeria Communications Plc, which has secured its position as the most valuable publicly traded company on the NGX. The telecoms leader holds a market valuation of ₦10.077 trillion, edging out legacy firms like…

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Veteran Nollywood actor Jim Iyke has sparked conversation across social media after sharing a candid and humorous birthday message to fellow actress Kate Henshaw, revealing he once had romantic feelings for her. In an Instagram post that mixed affection, playful banter, and reflection, Iyke, 48, openly addressed his long-standing friendship with Henshaw, reminiscing about their early days in the Nigerian movie industry over two decades ago. Iyke’s message quickly caught attention for its frank tone. According to the actor, Henshaw had “friend-zoned” him 25 years ago when he was just 23, despite his attempts to express romantic interest. At the…

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FSDH Merchant Bank has released its Nigeria Macroeconomic Report for the First Half of 2025, offering critical insights into the global and domestic economic environment at its Mid-Year Economic Outlook Roundtable held on Wednesday, July 9, 2025. Titled “Balancing on the Edge in a Fragile World,” the report dissects the complex interplay of global disruptions and Nigeria’s economic performance, while providing a forward-looking projection for H2 2025. The report identifies global trade tensions, geopolitical unrest in the Middle East, and fragile capital flows as the dominant forces shaping economic outcomes in the first half of the year. Despite these headwinds,…

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Despite the growing popularity of skincare in Nigeria—with facial serums, sheet masks, and exfoliators making their way into more homes—many Nigerian men remain resistant to even the most basic step: applying body lotion. While women and skincare enthusiasts across the country embrace the glow-up trend, a significant number of men still treat skincare as unnecessary or overly indulgent. For them, applying lotion daily is far from a priority. But in 2025, it’s time for that mindset to change. From Dry Skin to Daily Hydration: It’s Time to Evolve Dry, flaky skin is more than just a cosmetic concern—it reflects poor…

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Nigeria’s naira continued its rally against the US dollar last week, buoyed by a significant uptick in foreign exchange (FX) inflows, which rose by approximately 74% to US$1.79 billion. Despite reduced FX intervention from the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), the naira gained N10.67 at the official market, closing at N1,528.56 per dollar on Friday. This momentum was largely driven by increased inflows from foreign portfolio investors (FPI), non-bank corporates, and exporters. Data from Coronation Merchant Bank revealed that FPIs contributed 66.91% of total inflows, marking their seventh consecutive week as the primary drivers of FX supply. Non-bank corporates accounted…

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Academic activities across federal universities in Nigeria have been disrupted as branches of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) suspend lectures and related duties in protest over the non-payment of June 2025 salaries. This move follows a prior warning by ASUU National President, Professor Chris Piwuna, who reaffirmed the union’s commitment to a “no pay, no work” policy in response to any delays in salary disbursement by the Federal Government. As of this week, lecturers in various public universities have not received their June wages, prompting discontent nationwide. The Academic Staff Union of Polytechnics (ASUP) has also voiced concerns,…

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