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 Babatunde140 joins forces with Noku Dlamini on ‘Ubuntu’, an Afro-fusion song celebrating togetherness, human connection and the strength of community. Afro-fusion artiste Babatunde140 has teamed up with Noku Dlamini on “Ubuntu,” a soulful collaboration inspired by the African philosophy of Ubuntu — “I am because we are.” The song, which blends rich African rhythms with heartfelt vocals, delivers a message centred on unity, human connection and the importance of community. “Ubuntu” is scheduled for release on October 7, 2026, and will be available across major streaming platforms through Prime Music Partners. Speaking on the inspiration behind the track, Babatunde140 said, “Ubuntu is a reminder that none of us exists in isolation. Our strength comes from the people around us, the connections we create and the way we support one another.” He added, “With this song, we wanted to celebrate that sense of togetherness and remind listeners of the power that comes when people come togethe...

  Juriska, led by Chijindu Umunnakwe, CEO, Juriska, is developing a business-facing platform designed to help companies organise contracts, corporate records and legal obligations before problems become emergencies. A supplier agreement is approaching renewal, but nobody is tracking the date. An investor requests corporate documents, and the team begins searching through email accounts. An employee dispute arises, and the business discovers that its records are incomplete. These situations illustrate a familiar weakness in business administration: legal work exists, but there is no consistent system for managing it. Entrepreneurs often give accounting, sales and operations regular attention. Legal matters can receive attention only when a transaction stalls or a disagreement becomes urgent. By then, missing documents and unclear responsibilities may make the problem harder to resolve. A virtual legal department offers a way to bring legal administration into the everyday running of...

     Great news making wave  for mothers and women considering motherhood in Nigeria, as one of Africa’s trusted platforms, the Nigeria Assisted Parenthood Forum, recently concluded the Fertility Choices Women’s Brunch in Abuja and is preparing to bring its programme of practical education on assisted parenthood to London in October. The Fertility Choices Women’s Brunch took place on 19 September 2026 in Abuja and online. The Nigeria Assisted Parenthood Forum UK will follow from 16 to 17 October 2026 at Coram Campus in central London, with online participation also available. Organised by Ôka’mara Law & Consulting, the programmes bring together medical, legal and emotional perspectives on fertility treatment, fertility preservation, donor conception, surrogacy and adoption. Both events form part of the Nigeria Assisted Parenthood Forum , an education and advocacy initiative created to address the information gap facing people navigating infertility and different...