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We are already facing difficult questions about AI-generated misinformation, disappearing jobs, privacy, environmental costs, and the growing power of technology companies over everyday life.

AI has the potential to improve medicine, education, scientific research, and countless other areas, but those benefits mean very little if we ignore the risks and allow profit and convenience to become more important than human wellbeing.

Perhaps the real danger is not artificial intelligence itself, but a society that keeps creating more powerful technology without developing the wisdom, responsibility, and common sense needed to control it.

I am really concerned about our youths and our children, because if this AI thing is not used moderately, it is going to affect real human intelligence.

Our youths and our children, no longer brainstorm anymore, no real exercise of thier brain anymore, everything is internet, even when schools give home work is internet they will go and solve it laziness has become the order if the day.

In our days we make more use of our brains then we used to do calculations with both feets, and fingers, even with stones😃 though I'm not saying we should go back in those days but lets use wisdoms and guide our young ones.

BBNaija housemate Keivo has broken his silence following his disqualification from the reality show.

In a statement shared after his exit, Keivo thanked God, Big Brother and MultiChoice for the opportunity to be part of the show, as well as his family, friends and supporters who voted and stood by him.

He said he had taken time to reflect on what happened and accepted responsibility for his actions, admitting that his emotions got the better of him.

“Regardless of how strongly I felt, physical confrontation is never a solution to any situation. And I take full responsibility for my actions,” he said.

Keivo said he would learn from the experience and work towards becoming a better person, adding that he was grateful to everyone who supported him and also held him accountable.

“I came into Big Brother’s house hoping Nigerians would see who I am. I leave knowing that millions of people did,” he added.

He also asked God for mercy, wisdom, grace and strength as he begins a new chapter of his life.

A Special Court for Kidnapping and Cultism in Benin City, Edo State, has sentenced a four-member kidnapping syndicate to d3ath by hanging or lethal injection.

The suspects, Marvelous Isaac, 32; Gift Raphael, 27; Wisdom Michael; and Rufus Michael, were arraigned before the court on an 11-count charge bordering on kidnapping, conspiracy, armed robbery, possession of firearms, among other offences.

The court, presided over by Justice Aigbona Terry Momodu, however, held that the prosecution had proved its case beyond reasonable doubt and therefore sentenced them to ***** by hanging or lethal injection.

The convicts had reportedly abducted a woman at the Vegetable Market, off Airport Road in Benin City, but her husband escaped.

Governor Monday Okpebholo had, following the Vegetable Market incident, set up a Special Court to try cases of kidnapping and cultism.

BBNaija star Uriel Oputa has questioned couples who bring their relationship disagreements to social media, saying some issues should be handled privately.

In a post on Instagram, Uriel said she wondered why people choose to make their personal relationship fights public and allow strangers to weigh in.

“This is probably an unpopular opinion, but why do people bring their personal relationship fights to social media? Like... when did social media become the family court?” she wrote.

She said she hopes to end up with a partner who has the wisdom and emotional maturity to understand that not every disagreement needs an audience.

According to Uriel, couples should handle some disagreements privately through honest communication, counselling or with the help of a trusted professional when necessary.

She also warned that social media users may not genuinely care about the outcome of a couple’s problems, despite their reactions online.

“People will watch, pick sides, screenshot, make memes, laugh, argue in the comments... and then scroll to the next thing,” she added.

Veteran Nollywood actor Chiwetalu Agu has spoken about what he described as a double standard in how men and women are judged over their sexual history.

In a video shared online, Agu said a man could have sexual relationships with several women and still find a partner willing to settle down with him, while a woman with a smaller number of past partners could face rejection because of her history.

“A man can sleep with 30 to 40 women and still end up with the woman who is ready to settle down with him. A woman can sleep with 7 to 10 men and end up being rejected simply because of her past,” he said.

He argued that the social consequences of the same behaviour can differ depending on gender, adding that there may be little evidence of a man's past relationships while a woman's past could become a major issue.

Agu also warned people against assuming that they would face the same consequences as others when making certain decisions, particularly when there is a difference in financial resources.

Using drug use as an example, he said a wealthy person's child might have access to overseas treatment and rehabilitation if things went wrong, while someone without similar resources could struggle to recover from the consequences.

“The behaviour is the same, but the resources available to deal with the consequences are different,” he said.

He urged people to consider the potential consequences of their actions before making decisions, stressing that wisdom involves recognising what one cannot afford to do.

Achieve Your Dreams — Because Nobody Is Coming To Save You.

Only God Guides.

A — Pain as Knowledge

Don’t regret the person who hurt you today.They are the pain, the knowledge, the experience, and the motivation pushing you toward your goals and dreams.When you are hurt, try to feel happy — ask why it happened, and use that lesson to grow.

B — Hard Lessons

The sad truth is many young people don’t understand financial problems until they learn the hard way. Repeating the same mistakes year after year without questioning themselves keeps them trapped. Sometimes God lets you face challenges longer, just to change your mindset toward a positive circle and rich mentality.

C — Environment Matters

A poor mentality environment cannot elevate you.It makes you think small, local, and poor.Your chance of success might be just one step away — through financial communication, relationships, or traveling to explore your skills.

D — Wrong Circles

Not everyone thinks like the rich-minded.Many suffer because of wrong locations, wrong circles, and chasing freedom only to impress people who don’t care. People value only what they benefit from. Some will use you as a vessel to escape their own financial needs.

E — Rich Thinking vs Survival Hustle

When you think rich, you buy in bulk, settle essentials long-term, and free yourself to focus on upgrading skills and investments. Survival hustling without thinking keeps you stuck. Investment hustling builds your future.

F — Integrity and Authenticity

Some became heartless because they helped others and were forgotten. But authenticity is you — don’t overshare your success story. Instead, update your skills and remember: we hustle for our children, not for pleasures or to please everyone.

G — Humanity Over Wealth

Most people can survive without you, but don’t go cold when you’re in a position to help. Even a little help matters — because without human beings, cash has no value. We are not created to chase wealth alone. That’s what destroys most people.

H — Hustle, Gratitude, and Stewardship

Schools taught us how to read, but not how to manage money. Teach children financial responsibility early — because legacy is not wealth alone, it is wisdom passed down.Real strength is not controlling others, but having the discipline to control yourself. Learn to apologize, accept correction, ask questions, and admit when you are wrong. Surround yourself with friends who challenge you to grow.

📍 Say after me: “I will take control of my life.”

I — Victory Speaks Loudest

Most people don’t care about your problems — until you win. That’s why you must keep pushing, keep hustling, and keep building. Your victory is the only language the world respects.

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[7] The fear of the Lord is the beginning of knowledge, but fools despise wisdom and instruction.

Make I break am down: De fia of baba God na dia sense start, but mumu de over look matter wey make sense and wey Dem direct am to do beta tin.

Una gud moni dis moni😀🤣