Hantavirus infections cruise ship
Three people have died from a hantavirus outbreak aboard the MV Hondius cruise ship. The World Health Organisation is investigating further suspected infections.
Enriched Uranium: IAEA Unable to Inspect Iran’s Nuclear Sites
The IAEA has not been able to inspect Iran's nuclear sites since the outbreak of war, raising concerns about the status of its enriched uranium stockpile.
Africa splitting apart
New research indicates that Africa is splitting into two tectonic plates more quickly than previously thought. This process could lead to the formation of a new ocean.
Egbin thermal power station
A sudden shutdown at Nigeria's largest thermal power plant has raised concerns about electricity supply in Lagos. The outage has led to immediate load shedding measures.
Nuclear Weapon Concerns Rise Amid Global Tensions
Rising global tensions over nuclear weapons, particularly involving Iran, raise significant concerns. The situation remains fluid and uncertain.
World Quantum Day: A Global Initiative to Promote Quantum Science
World Quantum Day is an annual event aimed at increasing public awareness of quantum science and technology. It was launched in 2021 by an international network of scientists.
Nigerian Meteorological Agency Forecasts Mixed Weather Conditions for April 13, 2026
The Nigerian Meteorological Agency has predicted a mix of weather conditions for April 13, 2026, including thunderstorms and rain. Farmers express concerns over past inaccuracies in forecasts.
Psychology: Recent Developments in
Recent research in psychology highlights the impact of people-pleasing behaviors and innovative training methods for students in the field.
Lithium discovery nigeria chariot: Lithium Discovery in Nigeria by Chariot
Chariot has made a significant advancement in the Nigerian lithium sector by securing six licences for exploration and mining. This development is pivotal for the company and the industry.
1000 Roman Objects Recovered from Lake Neuchâtel
Underwater archaeologists have recovered over 1000 Roman objects from Lake Neuchâtel, believed to date back to between 20 and 50 AD.