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- world
Why Even the Best Air Defences Cannot Stop Every Missile.
A modern missile can fly over a thousand kilometres, move in the air, and arrive faster than a defender can think. Here is why a perfect wall does not exist.
GNA Writes · 15 September 2026
- world
Missiles Flew 1,000 Kilometres and Hit Riyadh's Airport. Saudi Arabia Wants to Know How.
The attack killed at least 13 people and hurt more than 300. Officials are now asking why the country's air defences did not stop it.
GNA Writes · 12 October 2026
- world
South Africa Showcases Homegrown Defence Technology at Aerospace Show
From mobile surveillance radar to armoured vehicles, South Africa's aerospace and defence exhibition put homegrown military technology on full display, challenging perceptions of Africa's defence capacity.
Global News Arena · 21 September 2026
- world
South Africa's Defence Showcase Is a Lesson Every African Business Should Be Paying Attention To
South Africa's aerospace and defense exhibition wasn't just a display of military capability — it's a case study in why building something great means nothing if nobody knows about it.
Global News Arena · 21 September 2026
- world
Russia Hits Ukraine With One of Its Biggest Attacks
A major wave of missiles and drones has killed people and damaged homes and energy facilities across Ukraine.
GNA Writes · 7 October 2026
- world
Inside the Nigerian Air Force: What They Do and Why It Matters
The Nigerian Air Force is responsible for protecting Nigeria’s airspace and supporting the country’s defence operations.
GNA Writes · 14 July 2026
- world
Russia Launches a Full-Scale Invasion of Ukraine
Missile strikes hit cities across the country as columns crossed the border from the north, east and south.
Clara Hoffmann · 24 February 2022
- world
Earthquake and Tsunami Strike Japan, Crippling Fukushima Nuclear Plant
A magnitude 9.0 quake off the Tohoku coast generated waves that overwhelmed sea defences and knocked out cooling at the Daiichi power station.
Helena Marsh · 11 March 2011
- world
Fake Barkas Juice Factory Was Found in Lagos. The Bigger Problem Is Knowing What You Are Buying
A fake juice operation in Badagry has raised a bigger question about how easily counterfeit products can reach Nigerian consumers.
GNA Writes · 23 September 2026
- world
37 People Died in Custody. The Questions Nigeria Still Needs to Answer
The deaths in Niger State have triggered an investigation and exposed what happens when systems fail to detect danger and respond in time.
GNA Writes · 18 September 2026
- world
It Was Not a Hack That Almost Buried OPay. It Was a Post.
A lie needs no budget, no lawyer and no facts. It only needs a timeline.
GNA Writes · 10 September 2026
- world
Dolly Parton Died. By Morning, Someone Starts Cashing Out Coins From It.
This is the attention economy with the brakes cut. And it is coming for every industry, not just music.
GNA Writes · 8 September 2026
- business
Nigerian Startup Terra Industries Raises $52 Million: The African Tech Company Taking on Global Defense Technology
Nigerian defense-tech startup Terra Industries has raised $52 million in seed funding as it expands its autonomous security technology, manufacturing operations and ambitions to compete in the global defense technology market
Lady NG · 24 August 2026
- business
How Artificial Intelligence and Autonomous Technology Are Changing the Future of Security
Artificial intelligence is transforming security from a reactive system into a smarter, more predictive one. Here’s how AI, autonomous technology and human oversight are reshaping cybersecurity, surveillance and the future of digital protection
Lady NG · 19 August 2026
- business
Nigeria’s Terra Industries Raises Millions: Inside the Startup Bet Attracting Global Investors
Nigeria’s Terra Industries is drawing global investor attention after raising $34 million, highlighting growing confidence in African technology, infrastructure and homegrown innovation.
Lady NG · 18 August 2026
- entertainment
What Happened to P-Square? The Full Story of Peter, Paul and Jude Okoye’s Family Drama
The P-Square saga has become far bigger than a disagreement between two famous brothers. As Peter, Paul, Jude, and other members of the Okoye family continue to tell their sides of a story involving family, money, business, and trust, I try to make sense of what has happened and the bigger lesson it holds for anyone building a business today.
Your Brand Angel · 8 August 2026
- world
How AI and Cybersecurity Are Changing Freelancing and Online Business
AI is transforming freelancing and online business, but the opportunities come with greater responsibility. Learn how to use AI effectively while protecting your digital work, clients, and business.
Adeola Babatunde · 8 August 2026
- world
Why Ukraine Matters to the World
Ukraine is important to the world because of its location, resources, agriculture and role in European security.
GNA Writes · 5 August 2026
- nigeria
Lagos and the Rising Water: A City Planning Against the Sea
Coastal erosion, subsidence and drainage capacity are converging on Africa's largest urban economy.
Adaeze Okonkwo · 28 May 2026
- education
How Criminal Cases Work in England and Wales: What Happens From Arrest to Verdict and Sentencing
From arrest and charging to court hearings, trial, verdict, sentencing and appeals, here is a simple guide to how the criminal justice process works in England and Wales.
Lady NG · 15 August 2025
- entertainment
UK Sexual-Assault Cases Explained: What Happens After a Report, How Charges Reach Court and Why Victim Anonymity Matters
From the first report to police investigation, criminal charges, court proceedings and possible conviction, here is a clear guide to how sexual assault cases work in England and Wales, including the strict rules protecting victim anonymity and limiting what can be reported.
Lady NG · 1 January 2025
- world
Malaysia Airlines Flight MH17 Shot Down Over Eastern Ukraine
All 298 people on board were killed when the Amsterdam to Kuala Lumpur service came down in territory held by armed separatists.
Clara Hoffmann · 17 July 2014