…Union Support to Democratic Governance in Nigeria (EU-SDGN) programme. The platform uses technology to analyse election results publicly released by the Independent National Electoral Commission, contributing to research, public understanding and evidence-based conversations around electoral processes. Speaking during…

…Korea all benefited immensely from citizens abroad who returned with capital, knowledge, technology and global networks. The Jewish diaspora helped finance Israel's infrastructure and technological development. Overseas Chinese investors played a critical role in China's industrial take-off. Indian professionals abroad…

…BVAS reliability, strengthen network support and contingency measures, and explore technology-driven innovations to enhance transparency and efficiency in future elections. The NBA further recommended stricter enforcement of electoral laws, improved protection of ballot secrecy, and continued efforts by political parti…

…has said. The INEC Chief Returning Officer and Vice Chancellor of Federal University of Technology, Akure(FUTA) Professor Adenike Oladiji while declaring the results around 3am on Sunday said Oyebanji polled 319,224 votes to defeat the candidate of the People's Democratic Party(PDP) Dr Wole Oluyede who came a distant s…

…Oluseye Titus, the party urged electoral officials to take immediate steps to secure all technology-related aspects of the electoral process against fraud and unauthorised interference. He called for rigorous verification of the voters’ register, the proper functioning of card readers, and stronger safeguards to preven…

…Centre in Abuja to promote Islamic scholarship, leadership development, science, and technology education. The presidential aide also revealed that a modern Juma’at Mosque, complete with residential quarters for the Imam and supporting staff, would be constructed in Rigasa, Kaduna State, in honour of the late Abibatu M…

…reported and that data from the incident is being reviewed "to continuously refine our technology and processes, as part of our standard procedures." When asked about the reaction of the self-driving system and the human safety operator who was behind the wheel, Avride said, "Our safety review is currently ongoing, so…

…will feature major summits on climate investment, innovation, sustainable cities, energy technology and net-zero implementation. Events will take place at some of London's most iconic venues, including the UK Parliament, Buckingham Palace, Kew Gardens, the Globe Theatre, Guildhall and Mansion House.

…president. The INEC Chief Returning Officer and Vice Chancellor of Federal University of Technology, Akure (FUTA), Professor Adenike Oladiji, while declaring the results around 3am on Sunday, said Oyebanji polled 319,224 votes to defeat the candidate of the People's Democratic Party (PDP), Dr Wole Oluyede, who came a d…

…hospital wey go treat person wey sick?Small pikin go go school, him papa go need workTechnology dey run, shey you no intend to meet up?Na wahSee your border, how you leave the door ajarAll the focus, what you want to chop, na barTief wey you tief us no be small matterStill you pray in the name of Jesus, Allah And every…

…Singapore, Mauritius, and the Netherlands. Such structures are common across the global technology industry because they provide investors with familiar legal frameworks, stronger shareholder protections, easier fundraising pathways, and more efficient exit opportunities. There is nothing inherently problematic about t…

…rates on this list. Nairobi has built a reputation as East Africa's commercial and technology nerve centre, often nicknamed the "Silicon Savannah" for its dense cluster of start-ups and financial services firms. That reputation continues to draw migrants from across Kenya and the wider East African Community, fuelling…

…on the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, to deploy facial recognition technology in situations where fingerprint verification fails, arguing that voters’ photographs are already contained in the electoral register. The former minister further claimed that similar technical challenges were reported in sev…

…to society. According to the newly elected chairman, the branch plans to leverage technology through the creation of a website and a digital members' portal that will allow lawyers to access resources and make payments online. "Our desire is to lift the bar," Saredau said. He assured members that the branch would remai…

…and greater Ekiti”. The Returning Officer and Vice Chancellor, Federal University of Technology, Akure, FUTA, Prof. Adenike Oladiji had announced the final result at the collation centre in Ado-Ekiti, the state capital Sunday morning. According to the returning officer, Oyebanji polled 319,224 votes while the candidate…

…saying the state aims to become the first destination for global firms seeking talent in technology, creative industries, and innovation. He said Lagos already accounts for about one-third of Nigeria's GDP and remains one of Africa's largest metropolitan economies, with an estimated output of $257.59 billion on a purch…

…the right stakeholders. He also noted that few states have commissioners responsible for technology or innovation, limiting their capacity to promote AI adoption at the subnational level. Aboh described Lagos as Nigeria's leading innovation hub because of its fintech activity, although he said the state still ranked be…

…as Africa's leading geo-economic hub, leveraging trade, infrastructure, finance, technology and human capital to drive prosperity across Nigeria, West Africa and the global economy. Sanwo-Olu made the assertion on Saturday at the Geo-Economic Optimization Summit Lagos 2026, organised by the Citadel School of Government…

…that INEC's Chief Returning Officer and Vice Chancellor of the Federal University of Technology Akure (FUTA), Professor Adenike Oladiji, who announced the final results and made declarations around 3am Sunday morning, said Oyebanji polled a total of 319,224 votes out of a total of 375,777 valid votes. On the other hand…

…3:13 a.m. on Sunday. Oladiji, who is the Vice-Chancellor of the Federal University of Technology, Akure, announced that the APC candidate secured 319,224 votes. His closest rival, Dr Oluwole Oluyede of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, polled 40,543 votes, while Mr Dare Bejide of the African Democratic Congress, ADC,…

…be enough. "Forest guards cannot do much without proper surveillance support. We need technology. We need aerial monitoring. We need intelligence." We do not have enough policemen Another challenge, Austines noted, is manpower. "The truth is that we do not have enough policemen." According to him, Nigeria's security de…

…emergency response systems and sustained investment in rural security infrastructure. Technology may also play a growing role. Early warning systems, surveillance capabilities and enhanced communication networks could significantly improve response times during future emergencies. Yet experts cautioned that security me…

As Nigeria pushes towards a more digitally driven economy, initiatives focused on closing the technology access gap among women are

…the election, Prof Adenike Oladiji, who is the Vice Chancellor of Federal University of Technology, Akure, Ambassador Dare Bejide’s ADC came third in the race with 12,872. Election turns violent in polling units DAILY POST reports that there was mild drama at Ilawe polling unit in Ward 2 in Ekiti South Local Government…

…319,224 votes. Oladiji, a professor and Vice-Chancellor of the Federal University of Technology, said that the candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Oluwole Oluyede, scored 40,543 votes, while Dare Bejide of the African Democratic Party (ADP) polled 12,872 votes. According to her, a total of 384,940 voters w…