ai safety protests san francisco

AI Safety Protests Target OpenAI and Anthropic as Researchers Warn of Unchecked Risks

Several dozen protesters marched through San Francisco on Thursday, targeting the headquarters of OpenAI and Anthropic as concerns over the speed of artificial intelligence development continue to grow. The AI safety protests in San Francisco come at a time when warnings about increasingly powerful AI are coming from inside the industry itself. Protesters are demanding…

Read Full News
dangote refinery ipo mania

Dangote Refinery IPO Mania: Investor Rush Overloads Platforms as Dangote Promises Dollar Dividends

The Dangote Refinery IPO 2026 has triggered an unusually strong rush from Nigerian retail investors, with heavy traffic overwhelming some investment platforms as people attempt to buy shares in Africa’s biggest public offering. The IPO opened on September 14, offering 4.1 billion shares at ₦525 each. Investors can subscribe for as few as 10 shares,…

Read Full News
meta us trial

Meta Goes on Trial Over Children’s Social Media Use, and the Real Question Is Who Should Control the Feed

Meta is facing one of its biggest legal tests yet as a landmark US trial examines whether Facebook and Instagram were deliberately designed to keep children and teenagers hooked. A coalition of US states accuses Meta of using features such as infinite scrolling, recommendations, likes and notifications to maximise the amount of time young users…

Read Full News

Lagos Declares War on Car Spotters, But Will Cameras Actually Solve the Problem?

Lagos State Deputy Governor Obafemi Hamzat has announced a crackdown on car spotters, saying the activity will no longer be tolerated on Lagos roads, particularly around the Lekki-Epe corridor. Speaking during a live interview on Nigeria Info FM, Hamzat described car spotting as a menace and said surveillance cameras are already being used to identify…

Read Full News

DSS Compensation Raises a Bigger Question: Can Security Agencies Correct Their Own Mistakes?

The release of Katsina-born carpenter Mustapha Marwana by the Department of State Services (DSS) is significant for more than the ₦3 million compensation attached to it. Marwana was arrested in connection with the May 15 attack on schools in Oyo State’s Oriire area, where pupils and teachers were abducted and two victims were reportedly killed….

Read Full News

Kaduna’s Power Crisis: What N456.5bn Debt Could Mean for Electricity Users

The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) has dissolved the board of Kaduna Electricity Distribution Plc (KAEDC) after the company accumulated about ₦456.5 billion in market obligations, including ₦415.5 billion owed to Nigerian Bulk Electricity Trading and ₦41 billion owed to the Nigerian Independent System Operator. NERC has appointed an interim board and administrator for six…

Read Full News

Enugu’s Drone Bootcamp Is Testing Whether Nigeria Can Build Skills, Not Just Teach Them

A new three-week bootcamp in Enugu is taking a different approach to youth training: less classroom theory, more building things that actually work. Educare founder Alex Onyia has launched the program for 40 young people, with participants learning drone construction, robotics, artificial intelligence and practical trades including welding and automobile mechanics. The program is also…

Read Full News

Destiny Boy’s Locked Phone Raises a Bigger Problem: Nigeria’s Digital Estates Are Still an Afterthought

The family of late Nigerian singer Destiny Boy has revealed that they have struggled to access his phone and bank account months after his death, exposing a problem that is becoming increasingly common in a digital economy: what happens to your digital life when you die? Destiny Boy, whose real name was Afeez Adesina, died…

Read Full News