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Is trust more important than communication in a relationship? Relationship experts share insights on what truly sustains love, emotional security, and long-term commitment. In a time when relationships are increasingly shaped by social media, instant messaging, and shifting expectations, a long-standing debate has resurfaced: What truly matters most in a relationship — trust or communication? From marriage counselors to everyday couples navigating love in the digital age, opinions remain divided. While some insist that trust is the backbone of any lasting union, others argue that communication is the real engine that keeps relationships alive. Recent conversations among relationship therapists and social commentators suggest the answer may not be as simple as choosing one over the other. Growing Concern Over Relationship Stability Across cities and communities, relationship breakdowns are becoming more common. Analysts point to issues such as insecurity fueled by social media, ...

NCC  The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has proposed that all telecom operators issue a minimum 14-day notice before deactivating any SIM card due to inactivity or churn. This is a significant update in subscriber protection and telecom regulation in Nigeria . ABUJA, Nigeria – In a significant regulatory proposal that could transform how millions of mobile subscribers are treated across Nigeria, the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has proposed that all telecommunications operators issue a minimum 14-day notice to mobile subscribers before deactivating their SIM cards — whether prepaid or post-paid. This move, part of a broader consultation process on new Quality-of-Service (QoS) rules, has been met with optimism by consumer rights advocates and concerns from telecom industry stakeholders alike, as it seeks to strike a balance between network management, consumer protection, and fraud prevention. What Exactly Did NCC Propose? Under the latest regulatory cons...

Amazon Web Services (AWS) confirmed an outage after its UAE data center was struck by unidentified objects, causing fire damage and service disruption across the region. Dubai — Amazon Web Services (AWS) has confirmed a significant service disruption in the United Arab Emirates after one of its data center facilities was struck by what the company described as unidentified “objects.” The incident, which occurred over the weekend, led to a fire at the facility and forced an emergency shutdown of power, including backup systems. As a result, customers relying on AWS infrastructure in the region experienced outages and connectivity issues. According to AWS, the impacted facility is part of its Middle East (UAE) cloud region. The company said the data center was hit by external objects, which caused sparks and triggered a fire. Local emergency responders were called in to contain the situation. To fully extinguish the fire and ensure safety, power to the affected zone was shut down. T...

Apple image By Elvis Onuigbo Apple has unveiled the iPhone 17e at $599, now starting with 256GB of storage. Here’s a full breakdown of features, pricing, performance, and what it means for buyers. Apple Inc. has introduced its newest mid-range smartphone, the iPhone 17e, and this time, the headline feature isn’t just about speed or cameras — it’s about storage. The company announced that the iPhone 17e will start at $599, but what really caught attention is that the base model now comes with 256GB of storage. For many users, that’s the upgrade they’ve been waiting for. For years, Apple’s lower-tier iPhones often began at 128GB, which some customers felt was no longer enough, especially with how much space photos, videos, and apps take up today. Now, Apple appears to have listened. Let’s be honest — most people don’t buy phones just to admire the design. They buy them to use them heavily. Between WhatsApp videos, Instagram reels, TikTok content, ga...

Governor Alex Otti (Abia state) Abia State Governor Alex Otti says he met the state in a very bad condition after taking over from former Governor Okezie Ikpeazu, citing decayed infrastructure and financial strain. Abia State Governor, Alex Otti, has spoken candidly about the situation he met on ground when he assumed office in May, describing it as deeply troubling and far from what many residents might have imagined. According to Otti, the state he inherited from his predecessor, Okezie Ikpeazu, was in what he called a “very bad shape.” He said the challenges cut across almost every sector — from infrastructure and public services to finances and basic governance structures. Speaking during a recent engagement, the governor did not mince words. He painted a picture of a state struggling under the weight of unpaid obligations, deteriorating roads, and weakened institutions. For many Abians, his remarks confirmed what they had experienced daily — bad roads, slow economic activity, and ...