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The 2025 laptop landscape: AI-first PCs, OLED everywhere, and the year power stopped feeling heavy
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The 2025 laptop landscape: AI-first PCs, OLED everywhere, and the year power stopped feeling heavy

2025 isn’t just another year of faster processors and thinner bezels — it’s the year laptops became intelligent companions. With AI-first chips, OLED displays going mainstream, and designs that balance raw power with portability, the notebook market has shifted from incremental upgrades to transformative experiences. Whether you’re a creator, gamer, student, or business professional, the machines released this year redefine what it means to work, play, and create on the go.

95News•12/29/2025
Major Corporations, Government Agencies Named Among Abuja Land Charge Defaulters
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Major Corporations, Government Agencies Named Among Abuja Land Charge Defaulters

The Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) has identified several major corporations and government agencies, including the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), BUA Group, and First Bank, as significant defaulters on Abuja land charges. These entities owe billions in unpaid ground rents and other levies, prompting potential sanctions like title revocation if payments are not promptly made. The move signals a renewed effort by the FCTA to enforce fiscal discipline and boost internally generated revenue for urban development.

Oluwabunmi Ayeni•12/1/2025
Nigeria Launches Nationwide AI Training to Modernize Public Service Delivery
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Nigeria Launches Nationwide AI Training to Modernize Public Service Delivery

Nigeria has initiated a nationwide AI training program for civil servants, aimed at modernizing public service delivery and enhancing efficiency, transparency, and innovation across government ministries and agencies. This strategic move is designed to reduce bureaucratic bottlenecks, speed up citizen services, and align government operations with global technological standards, fostering a more agile and responsive public administration.

Oluwabunmi Ayeni•12/1/2025
Osun PDP says Governor Adeleke may no longer be interested in seeking the party’s governorship ticket
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Osun PDP says Governor Adeleke may no longer be interested in seeking the party’s governorship ticket

The Osun State chapter of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has indicated that Governor Ademola Adeleke may no longer pursue the party's nomination for the 2026 governorship election. This potential withdrawal is attributed to worsening internal disputes within the PDP's national leadership, which have disrupted the primary election timetable. His interest could be rekindled if the party resolves its crisis in a manner recognized by INEC within the commission's timeline.

Oluwabunmi Ayeni•12/1/2025
Northern Leaders Back Creation of State Police to Curb Worsening Insecurity
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Northern Leaders Back Creation of State Police to Curb Worsening Insecurity

Northern governors and traditional rulers have announced a unified commitment to support the establishment of state police as a crucial step toward tackling the growing wave of insecurity. They believe this will enable faster response times, deeper local intelligence gathering, and tailored security measures. The leaders are urging the Federal Government to expedite constitutional amendments for its implementation.

Oluwabunmi Ayeni•12/1/2025