TYLA'S LAGOS CONCERT SPARKS INTENSE DEBATE AMID RENEWED XENOPHOBIA CONCERNS. (PHOTO).

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 Tyla's Lagos Concert Sparks Intense Debate Amid Renewed Xenophobia Concerns The announcement of South African Grammy-winning singer Tyla's "APOP World Tour" has triggered a widespread and divided reaction across Nigerian social media platforms, particularly concerning her scheduled performance in Lagos on December 22. The planned concert, which precedes her shows in Cape Town on January 4 and Johannesburg on January 9, has become a flashpoint for renewed outrage over persistent allegations of xenophobic attacks against Nigerian nationals in South Africa. Calls for Boycott Gain Momentum Following PUNCH Online's report on Tyla's tour schedule, X (formerly Twitter) quickly became a battleground for opinions. A vocal segment of Nigerian users urged a complete boycott of the Lagos event, linking the concert directly to the alleged mistreatment of Nigerians in South Africa. Many expressed strong disapproval, arguing that supporting a South African artist, especiall...

AFRICAN TELECOMMUNICATIONS UNION ADOPTS ABUJA 2026 DECLARATION ON MEANINGFUL CONNECTIVITY. (PHOTO).


 AFRICAN TELECOMMUNICATIONS UNION ADOPTS ABUJA 2026 DECLARATION ON MEANINGFUL CONNECTIVITY


Africa's digital transformation journey is entering a new phase with member countries of the African Telecommunications union committing to a common framework aimed at ensuring that no one is left behind in the continent's digital future.


At the Union's 7th Ordinary Session of the Conference of Plenipotentiaries, member states adopted the 2026 Abuja Declaration on Meaningful Connectivity for Africa, outlining key priorities for the continent's digital transformation.


These include, digital inclusion and demand stimulation, affordable broadband access, infrastructure development and resilience, regulatory harmonization, capacity building, digital sovereignty, consumer protection and fair fiscal policies.


The declaration further calls on the African Union Commission, the International Telecommunication Union, Regional Economic Communities, development partners, industry, academia and civil society to work together towards achieving meaningful connectivity for all Africans and advancing the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.


Member states are urged to act with urgency and unity, while operators and partners across the technology ecosystem are called upon to invest transparently and collaboratively in closing Africa's digital connectivity gap and ensuring that the benefits of digital transformation reach all sections of society.

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