HP at CES 2026: Powering the Work of Everyday LifeNew OmniBooks, OmniStudio, and Chromebooks Built for What You Love—Not Just What You Do

HP Inc. (NYSE: HPQ) today unveiled its latest consumer PC innovations at CES 2026, redefining how people work, create, and live. With sweeping updates across its HP OmniBook, OmniStudio, and Chromebook portfolios, HP is delivering passion-ready experiences designed to help users work smarter, look sharper, and lead better—no matter where life takes them. As work…

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NAFA to Distribute 2,000 American Footballs and 5,000 Flag Kits Nationwide in 2026, Targets 4,000 Schools in Five Years

The Nigerian American Football Association (NAFA) has announced an ambitious nationwide grassroots development initiative aimed at expanding access to American football across Nigeria. In 2026, NAFA plans to distribute 2,000 American footballs and 5,000 flag football kits to schools and youth programs across the country, reinforcing its long-term goal of supporting 4,000 schools within the…

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My AFCON 2025 Experience And Observatory Beyond The Game

Land Is Strategy, Not Scenery: What Morocco’s Highways Reveal About Power, Policy, and Nigeria’s Blind SpotSo far, AFCON 2025 in Morocco has delivered thrilling football and excellent organization. Yet, beyond the stadiums, a deeper lesson unfolds—one that speaks less to sport and more to governance, economic planning, and national strategy. According Sola FanawopoChairman, Osun Football…

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BREAKING NEWS: Two-Time World Champion Anthony Joshua Retires From Boxing

Reports circulating across social media mostly on Tiktok earlier today claimed that two-time world heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua had announced his retirement from professional boxing. However, credible sources confirm that no official retirement statement has been issued by the British-Nigerian superstar. Joshua—widely respected for his athleticism, discipline, and championship pedigree—remains one of the most influential…

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Nigeria in 2025: A Turning Point in Democratic Governance and Economic Stabilisation

As Nigeria marks twenty-six years of uninterrupted democratic rule, the year 2025 stands out as a critical moment in the nation’s economic recalibration. Comparing this year to past democratic cycles reveals both structural shifts and policy-driven outcomes that have shaped public conversation, economic indicators, and national expectations. Since 1999, every administration has faced its own…

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Nigeria’s Economic Reset and the Tinubu Reform Gamble

In modern global governance, few leaders have simultaneously removed both fuel subsidies and foreign-exchange subsidies. When President Bola Ahmed Tinubu implemented this dual reform in 2023, many analysts predicted dire consequences.The immediate aftermath seemed to validate those fears: petrol prices surged from around ₦270 to over ₦700, while the naira weakened sharply in the parallel…

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