Picture a bright-eyed eight-year-old sitting at a kitchen table, tablet in hand, asking an AI assistant to explain the news of the day. The technology answers instantly, confidently, and with a tone that sounds completely trustworthy. What that child may not yet know is that the answer could blend fact, fiction, and clever manipulation all in one smooth paragraph. According to a recent report, 55% of primary school children aged eight to twelve are already using AI in some form. That means more than half of Ireland’s younger pupils are navigating a digital world that their parents could never have…

The historic town of Ikenne, wrapped in the quiet reverence of a Wednesday morning, became the meeting point of faith and civic duty as the Church of Nigeria, Anglican Communion, gathered for its 15th General Synod at Our Saviour’s Anglican Church. The air was thick with hymns, prayers, and the unmistakable sense that this was more than a routine church assembly—it was a call to national consciousness. Ogun State Governor, Prince Dapo Abiodun, stood before the bishops, clergy, and lay leaders and delivered a message that reached far beyond the walls of the cathedral: the Church must take a frontline…