Since the extradition of Nnamdi Kanu from Kenya to Nigeria sleep has eluded Ndigbo and many people have been killed as Igbo land bleeds. Many Igbo houses have been destroyed or deserted for safety.
Former Military Head of State, Ibrahim Badamosi Babangida, IBB, has dismissed claims that the 1966 military takeover was an “Igbo coup”. Babangida said the leader of the 1966 coup, Kaduna ...
ENUGU — A major confrontation is looming between the traditional rulers in Igbo land and the self-appointed Eze Ndigbo who reside and operate outside Igbo land. The disagreement is over the name ...
Recall that the immediate past governor of Rivers State, Nyesom Wike, an Ikwerre man, has always maintained that he is not an Igbo man. However, the current President of Ohanaeze Ndigbo ...
SEYSF’s demand is coming following General Ibrahim Babangida’s recent revelation that the first military coup in Nigeria was not solely organized by soldiers of Igbo extraction but by soldiers ...
The headline of this article says it all: Alphabet (GOOG 1.75%) (GOOGL 1.68%) stock is cheaper than the S&P 500 (^GSPC 2.13%) index. It might seem a bit odd that a dominant tech company would fall ...
Alphabet's $75B AI CapEx in 2025, and 4X compute efficiency gains, are expected to drive solid ROI and top-line growth. Google achieved 4X more computing power per kilowatt in five years, lowering ...
Olubadan, who spoke through the Agba Akin Balogun of Ibadanland, Senior Chief Rafiu Onideure, said Ibadan would continue to appreciate the economic contributions of the Igbo not just in Ibadanland ...
Alphabet Inc.’s Google on Wednesday cut staffers in its cloud division, according to people familiar with the matter. The reductions affected fewer than 100 people working in sales operations ...
An Alphabet Inc. vendor, Hitachi Ltd., illegally restricted a group of Google artificial intelligence contract staff from discussing their pay and fired one of them for starting conversations ...
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