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Tinubu Brokers Peace Again, Asks Wike to Halt Impeachment of Fubara • Rivers governor to recognize FCT minister as ‘political leader’   • Issue of Fubara’s second term is premature, Tinubu tells feuding parties   • Wike’s candidates to be recognized in state Assembly by-elections   President Bola Tinubu has stepped in again to ease the growing conflict between Rivers State Governor Siminalayi Fubara and his predecessor, Nyesom Wike. This peace agreement follows months of failed attempts to settle their differences, which had nearly led to the governor's impeachment and caused significant instability in the state. Previously, in December 2023, Tinubu attempted to mediate the discord between Fubara and Wike. That fragile peace quickly fell apart, resulting in Tinubu declaring a six-month state of emergency in the state on March 18, 2025, and temporarily suspending the governor. In this recent bid to resolve one of Nigeria’s most intense political clashes, Tin...

With opinions on artificial intelligence still sharply divided, Mozilla recently announced plans to turn Firefox into an AI-powered browser—while reassuring users that AI features would remain entirely optional. Now, the company is backing up that promise. Starting with Firefox 148, scheduled for release later this month, Mozilla is introducing a long-awaited AI “kill switch”, giving users the ability to completely disable AI features if they choose. Beyond a single on/off option, Firefox also offers more detailed controls for users who prefer to fine-tune what AI tools they use—or don’t use. Firefox 148 will begin rolling out on February 24, and desktop users will see a new AI Controls section added to the browser’s settings. While Mozilla believes AI can enhance the browsing experience, it also acknowledges that AI isn’t for everyone—and it’s designing Firefox to respect that choice. For users who want to explore AI features, Firefox 148 launches with several AI-powered tools, includ...