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That bright yellow banana ripened too fast. And that speed could be costing you your health. Walk into almost any market in Nigeria and you will find them, perfectly yellow bananas and plantains, days before nature would have ripened them on its own. The secret behind that speed is not sunshine. It is calcium carbide,…
By ALO 360 Editorial Board One of the pillars upon which every democracy stands is an independent, credible and predictable judiciary. Citizens may disagree with court judgments, but they should never lose confidence that the courts are guided by law, consistency and justice. Once that confidence begins to erode, the entire democratic structure is placed…
The Real Olodo Uprising Isn’t About Peller. It’s About the Society That Rewards What It Once Corrected. “A culture does not reveal itself by the people it criticizes. It reveals itself by the people it envies.” Nigeria has spent the past few days arguing over a phrase. It is called the “Olodo uprising.” A comment…
The FUNAAB Agritech Innovation Summit showcased cutting-edge agricultural technology, innovation, and partnerships, strengthening Nigeria’s global tech profile The Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta (FUNAAB) is gaining recognition as a leading force in Africa’s agritech ecosystem. The university recently hosted the maiden G-SPARK Summit, a student-led technology event focused on agriculture and Artificial Intelligence (AI). The…
By ALO 360 Editorial Board Bayo Onanuga’s recent remark on Arise Television that he does not “see the level of hunger Nigerians are complaining about” is more than an unfortunate statement. It is a troubling reflection of a government that increasingly appears detached from the daily realities confronting millions of Nigerians. Words matter, especially when…
That cold bottle at the party feels harmless. The science says otherwise. Weddings, funerals, naming ceremonies, and nights at the bars across Nigeria all share one common theme — alcohol. At these events, alcohol flows freely and often without much discussion about its effects on the body. Research estimates that 35 million Nigerians engaged in…
See how Nigerian celebrities celebrated Father’s Day as Judy Austin, Chioma, 2Baba’s daughters, Luminee, Charles Born, and others shared touching tributes. A father is many things to many people. He can be the first teacher, the biggest cheerleader, the family’s problem-solver, the protector, the storyteller, and sometimes the king of terrible jokes. On Father’s Day,…
By ALO 360 Editorial Board The governorship election held in Ekiti State on June 20 has come and gone. Biodun Oyebanji of the All Progressives Congress (APC) emerged victorious in a landslide, winning all 16 local government areas of the state and becoming the first incumbent governor in Ekiti’s history to secure re-election. Yet, beyond…
Alexx Ekubo’s legacy extends beyond fame. His farewell highlights the power of family, culture, character and the enduring impact of a life well lived. The conclusion of the burial rites associated with Alexx Ekubo offered Nigerians more than a moment of mourning. It provided a powerful reminder of what truly endures when life reaches its…
Before probiotics became a billion dollar industry, Nigerian grandmothers were already doing the work. The recent rise in gut health awareness has increased demand for probiotics. A jar of probiotic supplements is sitting in thousands of Nigerian homes right now. The label promises better digestion, a stronger immune system, and clearer skin. And somewhere in…
