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Remember when moms and dads were the experts—teaching us to ride bikes or cook our first meal? Fast forward to 2025, and it feels like the tables have turned. Now our kids are leading the way on everything from the hottest apps to Gen Z slang and TikTok dances.

Just last week, a friend’s 12-year-old walked her through setting up a WhatsApp group chat. And my nephew calmly coached his dad on how to unmute in Zoom. Suddenly, our children are the household IT support, social media gurus, and cultural guides!

What’s the funniest thing your child (or a kid you know) has taught a parent recently? Are parents officially the trainees now, or is there still hope for us to catch up? Share your stories!

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A TikTok video shows the moment nurse RaDonda Vaught was convicted for a medication error that killed a patient. The case sparked a debate on accountability and system failures in healthcare. 

Seventy-five-year-old Charlene Murphey was admitted for a subdural hematoma. Two days later, she was given vecuronium instead of Versed. The drugs were stored in an automated cabinet linked to hospital software. A glitch kept the correct drug from appearing on the nurse’s list.

During the trial, prosecutors highlighted Vaught’s use of the override function. Experts say overrides are common when systems lag. A Tennessee investigator blamed the hospital’s flawed setup but charged only the nurse.

The jury convicted Vaught of gross neglect and negligent homicide. She was acquitted of reckless homicide and received three years’ probation. This verdict has fuelled calls for stronger safeguards and shared accountability in healthcare.

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Creating lush indoor spaces starts with understanding one factor: light. Every houseplant has its own needs. Matching plants to light levels sets the foundation for long-term health and vibrancy.

Begin by assessing your room’s light conditions. North-facing windows deliver low light. East and west windows offer medium light during parts of the day. South windows shine with bright, direct sun.

Select low-light lovers like ZZ plants, pothos, or peace lilies for dim corners. Medium-light champions include spider plants, dracaenas, and calatheas. Keep plants close to light sources, rotate them regularly, and adjust placement as they grow.

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Onono Onimisi, founder of the Onono Onimisi Foundation, declares that the Igala people of Kogi State are not tribal bigots. She shared her views in an article titled ‘The Igala People of Kogi State vs. Sen. Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan’. 

She aims to correct misconceptions that wrongly portray Igalas as driven by ethnic hatred. “We can’t build a peaceful Kogi if we let tribalism or party lines determine who we love or support,” she writes. 

As proof, Onimisi points to the overwhelming support Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan received from Kogi East and the community’s unified demand for justice in the case of data analyst AbdulHameed Ododo. These actions reflect a people committed to truth and fairness beyond tribal lines. 

She calls on all residents of Kogi State to unite around justice and truth, rather than letting tribe or politics divide them.

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Teen star Pearl Shim, popularly known as Little Daniella, celebrated her 17th birthday in April with a stunning photo shoot. Born to a Nigerian mother and a Korean father, she first charmed audiences as a child actress.

At 15, Daniella faced tragedy when her mother passed away. She moved back to Warri, Delta, and lost her acting roles after Soulmate Studio relocated to Enugu. During this difficult period, she became a single mother.

In 2024, Daniella returned to centre stage with help from Uche Mbunabo and Ben Cassie. She now stars in new Nollywood films such as Meant To Be, Finding Hope, Who We Have Become, The Story Of Us, and Guardian Angel, among others.

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The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) says Nigeria faces an escalating malnutrition crisis. Right now, 3.5 million children suffer from severe acute malnutrition. Over 400,000 of them risk preventable death within 38 days if critical supplies run out.

Judith Leveille, UNICEF Nigeria’s Chief of Field Operations, warned that therapeutic nutrition stocks could be exhausted by September 1. She stressed the lifesaving role of ready-to-use therapeutic food (RUTF) and urged immediate action to save young lives.

The emergency is most severe in the North-East and North-West. Stabilisation centres are full, and the lean season has yet to peak. International donor cuts have weakened the response.

Experts from UNICEF, the Nigeria INGO Forum, and Médecins Sans Frontières call on the Nigerian government and global partners to scale up treatment centres, secure more RUTF, and strengthen logistics. Without swift intervention, more children will die needlessly.

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