Former Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, a key architect of India’s economic liberalisation, served from 2004 to 2014, shaping the nation’s economic and political landscape. Tributes from leaders, including Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Congress figures, highlight Singh’s wisdom, humility, and dedication to improving lives. As the first Sikh prime minister, Singh’s legacy includes historic … Read more
Oxford University Press (OUP) has selected “brain rot” as its Word of the Year for 2024, following a vote in which over 37,000 participants contributed. It reflects growing concerns about the negative effects of consuming low-quality or meaningless content, especially online. What Does “Brain Rot” Mean? In a statement released Monday, OUP defined “brain rot” … Read more
In a heartfelt service of songs held on Thursday, at The Redeemed Christian Church of God, Timi Adebowale spoke movingly about his brother, Samuel Adebowale, highlighting his significant role in his academic journey. Timi who shared that Samuel had been instrumental in sponsoring his studies at Oxford University, emphasized the deep bond between them. My … Read more
Eko Hot Blog reports that Nigeria’s premier University, University of Ibadan (UI) and the University of Lagos (UNILAG), have been ranked as one of the top ten universities in Africa. The two Nigerian universities emerged in the top ten list of universities in Africa according to the latest ranking of world universities released by the … Read more
Nigerian Disc Jockey, DJ Cuppy, has commenced her master’s degree program at Oxford University. Sharing photos from her first day at school, the billionaire heiress noted that her father advised her to pay attention to her studies as he is very proud of her. READ ALSO: ‘You Are A Bloody Samaritan’ – Uti Nwachukwu Blast … Read more
About thirty years ago at the Metropolitan Club, Kofo Abayomi Street (named after Kole’s father, Sir (Dr.) Chief Kofo Adekunle Abayomi) on Victoria Island, Lagos the hugely cerebral artist (Sculptor and Painter) Professor Ben Enwonwu pulled me aside just before the weekly Tuesday lunch to conspiratorially whisper as he surveyed the empty tables which would … Read more