Shell pledges sustained support for Nigeria’s secure energy future through strategic investments - ITREALMS

Shell has reaffirmed its long-term commitment to advancing Nigeria's energy sector by driving strategic investments and maintaining efficient business operations across the country, reports ITREALMS.

Speaking as a major sponsor at the opening of the 49th Nigeria Annual International Conference and Exhibition (NAICE) hosted by the Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE) in Lagos, General Manager of Development and Subsurface for Shell Nigeria Deepwater, Kun Jiang, emphasized the organization's enduring belief in the nation's potential.

WEETS 2026 set to empower women for AI-driven future - ITREALMS

Techlife Media & Communications Ltd has officially announced the 6th edition of the Women Entrepreneurs & Executives in Tech Summit & Awards (WEETS) 2026, reports ITREALMS.

As a premier platform, WEETS is dedicated to empowering, inspiring, and celebrating women driving innovation, leadership, and excellence across technology, business, and entrepreneurship.

Earbud Epidemic-2: Unhooking a plugged-in generation by Remmy Nweke - Telecoms Clinic@ITREALMS

Unhooking a plugged-in generation. Following the medical crisis detailed in Part 1, REMMY NWEKE in this episode of Telecoms Clinic@ITREALMS, explores the psychology behind the acoustic cocoon and how dependency leads to learned helplessness. Beyond biological harm, this feature exposes the dangers of surrendering situational awareness, often with fatal consequences.

Psychology of acoustic cocoon: Defense or distraction?

What drives an undergraduate to leave earbuds inserted through study, commuting, socializing, and sleep? It is rarely a simple choice of entertainment; it is often a behavioral adaptation to the stresses of modern life.

Charly Boy: Leo Stan Ekeh advised me to set up foundation and avoid activism - ITREALMS

What began as the launch of a memoir evolved into an inspiring conversation on purpose, service, and health advocacy as veteran entertainer and social commentator Charles Oputa, popularly known as Charly Boy, officially unveiled his memoir, 999: The Memoir of Charly Boy, while leading a fundraising campaign in support of prostate cancer awareness, reports ITREALMS.

The colourful ceremony, held at the Alliance Française de Lagos/Mike Adenuga Centre in Ikoyi, Lagos, drew an impressive gathering of distinguished personalities, including former President Olusegun Obasanjo, former Commonwealth Secretary-General Chief Emeka Anyaoku, former Governor of Anambra State Peter Obi, Zinox Group Chairman and tech entrepreneur Leo Stan Ekeh, veteran broadcaster Bisi Olatilo, and book reviewer Dr. Austin Tam-George.

The Earbud Epidemic (Part 1): Frying Eardrums for Convenience? By Remmy Nweke - Telecoms Clinic@ITREALMS

In The Earbud Epidemic (Part 1): Frying Eardrums for Convenience? REMMY NWEKE, writing for Telecoms Clinic@ITREALMS, uncovers how non-stop earbud use led an undergraduate from late-night study sessions to a hospital emergency. Exploring severe ear swelling, tissue inflammation, and wax compaction, this opening feature exposes the silent biological price of constant acoustic connection.

For today’s hyper-connected generation, wireless earbuds have evolved from optional mobile accessories into essential extensions of the self. They soundtrack university commutes, filter out open-plan distractions, and offer a private sanctuary of podcasts, lo-fi beats, and digital chatter. Yet, behind this seamless convenience lies a growing, silent crisis.

CBN: Five pillars for next-generation Fintech growth in Nigeria - ITREALMS

The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has declared that the next phase of fintech development in the country must center on five strategic outcomes to drive sustainable expansion, consumer confidence, and economic resilience, reports ITREALMS.

Speaking in Lagos at the 3rd Business Journal Fintech & Financial Inclusion Roundtable 2026, CBN Governor Mr. Olayemi Cardoso stated that Nigeria’s evolving digital financial ecosystem must consistently deliver services that are reliable, secure, fair, and widely accessible.

EXCLUSIVE: How Fintechs Engineered Nigeria’s ₦1 Quadrillion Payment Revolution, Says LCCI Boss, Dr. Almona - ITREALMS

Nigeria’s digital financial landscape is undergoing a structural transformation, propelled by home-grown financial technology (Fintech) innovators rather than traditional banking models or public sector initiatives, reports ITREALMS.

​Delivering her keynote address on Friday, July 31, 2026, at the 3rd Business Journal FinTech & Financial Inclusion Roundtable at the Oriental Hotel in Lagos, the Director-General and CEO of the Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI), Dr. Chinyere Almona, emphasized that local Fintech unicorns are enhancing Nigeria’s global footprint through rapid infrastructure development and financial integration.

Historic leadership transition as Shell bids farewell to Marno de Jong, welcomes Elohor Aiboni - ITREALMS

Shell Companies in Nigeria on Tuesday night hosted a rousing sendforth to honor outgoing Executive Vice President Nigeria and Country Chair, Marno de Jong, while formally welcoming Elohor Aiboni, who returns from an international assignment to take up the role, reports ITREALMS.

The high-profile event saw stakeholders from government, the energy industry, professional bodies, and diplomatic circles join in celebrating the achievements of de Jong, who led Shell’s business in Nigeria for more than six years. 

FR. DZUNGWE @DECADE: Tribute on faithful vocation and visionary action in priesthood by Iornumbe Stanislaus - Commentary@ITREALMS

The Catholic Church in Nigeria, and indeed the global Christian community, is united in joyful celebration as Rev. Fr. Simon Peter Msughter Dzungwe, S.C., marks the 10th anniversary of his priestly ordination.

A dedicated member of the Congregation of the Servants of Charity (the Guanellians), this milestone is more than a chronological marker; it is a profound testament to a decade of unwavering dedication, spiritual fruitfulness, and visionary service in the Lord's vineyard.

Deconstructing the Viral '13-to-60' Prison Tale — Fact vs. Fiction by Remmy Nweke - WeekendDigits@ITREALMS

Viral stories on social media often captivate audiences with heart-wrenching narratives of injustice, redemption, and survival. One such story recently making the rounds across messaging platforms and social networks recounts the harrowing tale of a 13-year-old boy in Maiduguri who accidentally broke a police officer's car headlight, spent 47 years in Nigerian prisons without trial across multiple states, was personally rescued by a weeping governor at age 60, confronted the officer-turned-monarch, and eventually celebrated his 78th birthday running a provision shop.

While the narrative serves as a dramatic parable about power, forgiveness, and human endurance, a critical analytical review reveals severe timeline contradictions, judicial impossibilities, and missing verifiable facts.

In this edition of WeekendDigits@ITREALMS Online, REMMY NWEKE breaks down the numbers, legal procedures, and narrative gaps behind this viral sensation.

Numbers Don't Add Up: Timeline and Mathematical Contradictions
A factual examination of the text exposes glaring chronological discrepancies that undermine the core narrative: