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  1. world

    Funke Akindele’s New Movie Just Got a New Song

    Waje and Shoday have released “My Sunshine” ahead of The Four’s December cinema release.

    GNA Writes · 8 October 2026

  2. world

    Nigeria’s Business Activity Is Growing Again, But Costs Are Rising

    Nigeria’s business activity grew for the fourth month in a row in September. But while more businesses are reporting growth, rising costs are still making it difficult for many companies to enjoy the full benefit.

    GNA Writes · 5 October 2026

  3. world

    Temi Nkem Wins Big Brother Naija Season 11

    Temi Nkem has won Big Brother Naija Season 11, bringing the popular reality show’s latest season to an end after weeks of drama, friendship, romance, arguments and surprises.

    GNA Writes · 5 October 2026

  4. world

    Phyna and Nkechi Blessing Are Taking Their Social Media Clash to the Ring. What Happens When Attention Becomes a Business?

    Phyna and Nkechi Blessing are facing each other in a celebrity boxing bout in Lagos today. Beyond the entertainment, the event shows how attention can be turned into a commercial opportunity.

    GNA Writes · 1 October 2026

  5. world

    Gold Fields Wants Northern Star for $38.7 Billion. The Bigger Business Question Is Knowing When to Say No

    A rejected takeover bid shows that business growth is not always about accepting the biggest offer on the table.

    GNA Writes · 28 September 2026

  6. world

    Davido Is Bringing His Global Success Home. The Bigger Story Is the Business of Entertainment

    Davido’s Lagos residency shows how entertainment can create value far beyond the stage.

    GNA Writes · 21 September 2026

  7. world

    The Part of Flooding We Don’t Talk About Enough: What Happens to People After the Water Goes Down

    As NIHSA warns of flooding risk across 15 states, the damage we measure in property and stock losses often overshadows the emotional toll that lingers long after the water recedes.

    Global News Arena · 21 September 2026

  8. world

    The Rise of Big Brother Naija and Its Biggest Winners

    Big Brother Naija has become one of the biggest reality television shows in Nigeria, creating stars, entertainers and public figures from ordinary people who entered the Big Brother house.

    GNA Writes · 8 September 2026

  9. science

    India Lands a Spacecraft Near the Lunar South Pole

    Chandrayaan-3 made the first successful soft landing in the region, four years after a failed attempt.

    Priya Raman · 23 August 2023

  10. world

    United Kingdom Votes to Leave the European Union

    A 52 to 48 result overturned four decades of membership and prompted the prime minister's resignation within hours.

    Helena Marsh · 24 June 2016

  11. world

    Typhoon Haiyan Devastates the Central Philippines

    One of the strongest storms ever recorded at landfall flattened the city of Tacloban and displaced four million people.

    Helena Marsh · 8 November 2013

  12. world

    Civilian Ships Are Being Attacked in the Black Sea

    Attacks on commercial ships in the Black Sea are raising fresh concerns about the safety of global trade.

    GNA Writes · 6 October 2026

  13. world

    The Euro Falls as Investors Worry About France

    The euro has fallen to its lowest level against the US dollar in 17 months as investors become increasingly worried about France’s finances and political uncertainty.

    GNA Writes · 5 October 2026

  14. world

    Big Business Deals Are Slowing Down Around the World

    Companies around the world are still looking for ways to grow, but they are becoming more careful about spending billions to buy other businesses.

    GNA Writes · 5 October 2026

  15. world

    Three Scientists Win the Nobel Prize for Their Work on the Brain

    Three scientists have won the 2026 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for discoveries that have changed the way researchers study the human brain.

    GNA Writes · 5 October 2026

  16. world

    Kyiv’s Bridges Are Closed. The Bigger Lesson Is What Happens When Critical Systems Stop Working.

    Russian strikes have disrupted major transport routes in Kyiv, killing one person and injuring two. The disruption offers a wider lesson about how quickly a problem in one part of a system can affect everything connected to it.

    GNA Writes · 2 October 2026

  17. world

    Amazon and Flipkart Found Hundreds of Unlicensed Security Cameras. The Bigger Problem Is What Businesses Sell Without Checking

    Security cameras are supposed to create safety, but hundreds of unapproved products found on major online platforms in India have exposed a bigger business problem: selling a product is not the same as verifying it.

    GNA Writes · 2 October 2026

  18. world

    Nike Is Cutting Jobs Again. The Bigger Problem Is What Happens When a Business Keeps Trying to Fix Growth

    Cutting costs can give a struggling business breathing room, but it cannot replace customers who no longer want what the business is selling.

    GNA Writes · 2 October 2026

  19. world

    Anthropic Is Spending Billions on AI. Why Businesses Should Care About the Cost of Technology.

    Anthropic's latest financial disclosures reveal the enormous cost of building advanced AI. For ordinary businesses, the lesson is not to spend more on technology, but to make sure technology solves real business problems.

    GNA Writes · 2 October 2026

  20. world

    China Is Building Humanoid Robots Faster Than Anyone Else. The Bigger Opportunity May Be in the Parts

    China’s dominance in humanoid robot shipments is creating opportunities far beyond the companies building complete robots.

    GNA Writes · 1 October 2026

  21. world

    WhatsApp Is Now Charging Some Nigerian Businesses. The Bigger Problem Is How Much Businesses Depend on One Platform

    A new WhatsApp pricing change is forcing businesses to rethink the cost of relying heavily on one communication channel.

    GNA Writes · 1 October 2026

  22. world

    5,000 Bags Are Stuck at an Airport. The Bigger Problem Is What Happens When Systems Fail.

    Flooding in Bangkok has disrupted Thai Airways operations and left about 5,000 bags stranded. The incident shows how quickly a disruption can become a customer service problem.

    GNA Writes · 30 September 2026

  23. world

    China’s Factories Are Growing Again. The Bigger Question Is Whether Businesses Can Keep Up With Changing Demand

    China’s latest factory data offers a positive signal, but businesses still face the challenge of understanding where demand is actually heading.

    GNA Writes · 30 September 2026

  24. world

    AI Is Keeping the US Economy Moving. The Bigger Problem Is How Much Businesses Are Spending to Keep Up

    The AI boom is supporting investment and growth, but businesses still need to make sure their spending produces real value.

    GNA Writes · 30 September 2026

  25. world

    Heirs Insurance Just Put AI in Customer Service. The Bigger Problem Is Why Many Businesses Still Make Customers Wait

    Heirs Insurance’s latest AI move shows how technology is changing the way Nigerian businesses handle customers.

    GNA Writes · 29 September 2026

  26. world

    Anthropic Is Preparing for an IPO. The Bigger Question Is Whether Businesses Are Ready for AI’s Next Phase

    The company’s filing shows just how much money and infrastructure advanced AI now requires.

    GNA Writes · 29 September 2026

  27. world

    Paramount’s $110 Billion Warner Bros Deal Is Reshaping Entertainment. The Business Lesson Is Bigger Than Hollywood

    The massive media deal shows why combining businesses is only the beginning of a much harder integration process.

    GNA Writes · 29 September 2026

  28. world

    Nvidia Just Approved a $150 Billion Buyback. The Bigger Story Is How Much AI Is Changing Corporate Strategy

    The chipmaker’s enormous cash position shows how quickly the AI boom is changing the decisions major companies make.

    GNA Writes · 29 September 2026

  29. world

    US and China Extend Their Trade Truce. The Bigger Lesson Is How Businesses Plan for Uncertainty

    The extension gives companies more time, but businesses still have to prepare for what happens when trade conditions change again.

    GNA Writes · 28 September 2026

  30. world

    An AI Agent Got Around an Australian Government Website. The Bigger Problem Is Trusting AI Without Controls

    The incident shows why businesses need to understand what their AI systems can access and what happens when they act beyond expectations.

    GNA Writes · 25 September 2026

  31. world

    Nigerian Products Are Getting Too Expensive for Global Markets. The Bigger Problem Is Inside the Factory

    Rising energy, transport, finance and logistics costs are making it harder for Nigerian manufacturers to compete beyond the local market.

    GNA Writes · 25 September 2026

  32. world

    McDonald’s Is Changing Its Menu for GLP 1 Customers. The Bigger Lesson Is About Listening to Consumers

    The fast food giant is exploring protein focused meals and smaller portion options as customer eating habits change.

    GNA Writes · 25 September 2026

  33. world

    AI Stocks Are Rising Again. But Businesses Should Look Beyond the Hype

    The latest AI market surge highlights a simple business lesson. Technology should solve problems, not create expensive distractions.

    GNA Writes · 23 September 2026

  34. world

    The UN Wants Stronger AI Safeguards. Businesses Have a Different Problem to Solve

    The global AI debate is growing, but businesses also need to decide how to use the technology responsibly.

    GNA Writes · 23 September 2026

  35. world

    London Fashion Week Is Growing Its Global Audience. The Business Lesson Goes Beyond Fashion

    More international buyers are showing interest in London fashion, highlighting the value of turning attention into lasting business opportunities.

    GNA Writes · 23 September 2026

  36. world

    Royal Caribbean Is Spending $3 Billion on Sandals. The Bigger Story Is Where Travel Business Is Going

    The deal shows how major travel companies are expanding beyond one type of holiday experience to capture more customer spending.

    GNA Writes · 23 September 2026

  37. world

    AI Could Change How Nigerians See the 2027 Elections — INEC Warns

    INEC has warned that AI could make it easier to create convincing fake audio, videos and images ahead of Nigeria’s 2027 elections. As synthetic content becomes harder to identify, verification and careful information sharing are becoming increasingly important.

    Global News Arena · 22 September 2026

  38. world

    Dangote Wants to Put $10 Billion Into Power. The Bigger Problem Is What Businesses Lose Without It

    Dangote’s proposed power investment highlights the enormous cost unreliable electricity places on African businesses.

    GNA Writes · 22 September 2026

  39. world

    Why the US-China AI "Notification Mechanism" Should Be on Every Business Owner's Radar

    As the US and China discuss a "notification mechanism" for AI risks ahead of a Trump-Xi summit, the real story isn't diplomacy, it's how fast AI policy shifts are starting to reach ordinary businesses.

    Global News Arena · 21 September 2026

  40. world

    The Business Risk Nigerian Entrepreneurs Don’t Check Until It’s Too Late

    Sales and marketing get all the attention, but the failure that quietly sinks Nigerian businesses is usually a supplier, agent, or partner nobody verified until it was too late.

    Global News Arena · 21 September 2026

  41. world

    Why a Global Diesel Shortage Could Expose the Weakness in Your Business

    A global diesel shortage could continue into 2027. For businesses, the real danger may be what happens when higher costs meet inefficient operations.

    GNA Writes · 21 September 2026

  42. 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

  43. world

    The Strait of Hormuz Crisis Is No Longer Just About Oil

    For years, the Strait of Hormuz was something most people could safely ignore.

    GNA Writes · 18 September 2026

  44. world

    They Promised 120% Returns. Then They Took Everything.

    The scheme did not fail. It was never real. That is the part Nigerians keep learning too late. 

    GNA Writes · 16 September 2026

  45. world

    The Private Man

    She just didn't know yet whether she was going to hear it as his girlfriend. Or as a journalist. And that was the beginning of the problem.

    Queen Diana Story · 13 September 2026

  46. world

    Your Favourite Celebrities Just Went Back to the 1980s. AI Did That.

    Everyone is creating images of a decade they never lived. The interesting part is who really styled them.

    GNA Writes · 10 September 2026

  47. world

    Why You Do Not Have to Build the Whole Product to Profit From a Growing Industry

    When a new industry begins to grow, many businesses immediately think about creating the final product. That can make competition look much harder than it needs to be.

    GNA Writes · 9 September 2026

  48. world

    The Women Thought It Was Love. They Were Scammed Out of $6 Million.

    The romance scam was not just about fake profiles. It was about turning trust into money.

    GNA Writes · 8 September 2026

  49. world

    Uber Left Nigeria After 12 Years. Read the Gap, Not the Headline.

    When a giant walks away, the market does not die. It changes hands.

    GNA Writes · 2 September 2026

  50. entertainment

    How Big Brother Naija Works: Voting, Nominations, Evictions, Twists and the ₦160 Million Grand Prize Explained

    Big Brother Naija is more than housemates, drama and Sunday evictions. Here’s a simple look at how voting, nominations, Head of House, twists and the ₦160 million grand prize shape the competition—and what viewers can learn from the game of attention.

    Lady NG · 30 August 2026

  51. entertainment

    Coyote vs. Acme Box Office: The Movie Warner Bros. Called Worthless Just Beat a $70M Studio Film.

    Warner Bros. finished this movie, watched it test well, and decided to write it off as a tax loss instead of releasing it. Three years later it's outrunning a Ridley Scott film in theatres. Somebody at that studio owes an intern an apology.

    Reva Mag · 29 August 2026

  52. make money

    Jumia Brand Festival 2026: 10 Tech Gadgets Nigerians Should Buy Before the Best Deals End

    Jumia Brand Festival 2026 is bringing limited-time deals on major tech brands. Here are 10 gadgets Nigerians should consider before the best offers and stock run out.

    Lady NG · 28 August 2026

  53. entertainment

    Funke Akindele and JJC Skillz Spark Reunion Buzz in Paris: What Their Family Moment Really Means

    Funke Akindele and JJC Skillz have sparked fresh reunion speculation after being spotted together in Paris with their children, but their family outing may be about more than romance

    Lady NG · 28 August 2026

  54. entertainment

    Harry Styles Is Playing Madison Square Garden 30 Times. He May Have Cracked the Code on Fan Loyalty.

    Harry Styles’ 30-night Madison Square Garden residency is his only U.S. stop on the Together, Together tour. The business lesson is simple. Stop chasing every market. Build something people want badly enough to come to you.

    Reva Mag · 27 August 2026

  55. entertainment

    Siraheem Okoya Announces Exit From Music Industry: Why Is the Billionaire’s Son Quitting?

    Siraheem Okoya, the son of billionaire businessman Razaq Okoya, has announced his exit from the music industry. But why is he quitting, and what does his decision reveal about ambition, changing priorities and knowing when to focus on a new chapter?

    Lady NG · 26 August 2026

  56. make money

    Best AI Smartphones to Buy in Nigeria in 2026: Top Phones With the Smartest AI Features

    AI smartphones are changing what Nigerians can do with their phones. Here are the best AI-powered smartphones to consider in 2026, from premium flagships to more affordable options.

    Lady NG · 26 August 2026

  57. entertainment

    Dolly Parton: The Businesswoman Behind the Icon.

    Dolly Parton gave the world unforgettable songs and a personality that somehow made millions of people feel like they knew her. But behind the rhinestones was one of the smartest business minds entertainment has ever produced.

    Reva Mag · 26 August 2026

  58. technology

    Meta Can Afford an $18 Billion Settlement. What Does That Say About the Attention Economy?

    Meta's deal over teen social media use is basically forcing Facebook and Instagram to put a leash on the one thing their entire business model has been thirsting after for years: your attention.

    Reva Mag · 26 August 2026

  59. technology

    Nvidia Just Showed Us Where the AI Money Is Actually Going.

    Nvidia just dropped numbers so big they broke a calculator, but the real gist for creators, freelancers and small business owners is the whole economy of skills and services that have gradually formed around it, and honestly, that's where the actual bag is.

    Reva Mag · 26 August 2026

  60. world

    From Courtrooms to Boardrooms: Inside the Labels' Surprise AI Peace Treaty.

    Universal, Sony and Warner spent years dragging AI companies to court. Now all three just wrote Stability AI a check. Here's what actually changed, and it sure isn't their principles.

    Reva Mag · 26 August 2026