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BREAKING NEWS: Legendary Music Icon, Akiin Shuga Is Dead
Nigerias entertainment industry has been thrown into mourning following the death of renowned live band leader and music icon, Akinloye Tofowomo, popularly known as Akiin Shuga.
In an official family statement released on Monday, the family confirmed that the revered musician and founder of Shuga Band and Shuga Entertainment passed away in New Brunswick, Canada.
The statement described Akiin Shuga as more than a musician, portraying him as a custodian of rhythm, culture, and the spirit of performance.
For over three decades, Akiin Shuga stood tall as one of Nigerias most respected live performers, leading his band with grace, mastery, and purpose. Beyond his music, he also inspired and mentored many young talents within and outside Nigerias entertainment space.
The family expressed gratitude to friends, fans, and well-wishers for their prayers and tributes while requesting privacy as they come...
AI and Ethics: Building Trust in a Machine-Driven World
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is now woven into the fabric of society—shaping business, healthcare, education, entertainment, and governance. But as its influence grows, so too do the ethical questions surrounding its use. In 2025, building trust in AI systems has become one of the most pressing challenges facing innovators, regulators, and the public alike.
1. Why AI Ethics Matters
AI is only as good as the data and rules it is built on. When left unchecked, systems can unintentionally perpetuate bias, invade privacy, or make harmful decisions.
Ethics in AI is not about slowing progress; it’s about ensuring that innovation benefits humanity rather than harming it. Without trust, adoption stalls—and without adoption, society cannot reap the full benefits of AI.
2. Bias and Fairness in AI Systems
One of the most visible ethical challenges is bias.
Hiring algorithms have sometimes favoured men...
How Artificial Intelligence is Transforming Business Operations in 2025
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has evolved from a promising innovation into an essential driver of competitive advantage across industries. In 2025, businesses are no longer asking if they should adopt AI but how fast they can integrate it to remain relevant. From predictive analytics to AI-driven customer experiences, organisations that embrace this technology are already seeing measurable gains in productivity, efficiency, and innovation.
1. Smarter Decision-Making Through Predictive Analytics
Data is the lifeblood of modern business, but raw data alone holds little value. AI systems in 2025 are equipped with advanced predictive models that analyse historical trends, consumer behaviour, and market conditions to provide actionable insights.
Retailers use AI to forecast inventory needs with near-perfect accuracy, avoiding both stock-outs and excess storage costs.
Financial firms rely on AI-driven risk modelling to anticipate credit defaults or fraudulent activity.
Manufacturers employ predictive maintenance...
