Daniel Alison
Daniel is a adio news presenter with a passion for delivering compelling stories that inform and inspire. Known for a clear, engaging voice and a knack for breaking down complex topics, Daniel brings energy and insight to the airwaves. Outside the studio, He is an avid crypto enthusiast, exploring the evolving world of blockchain technology and digital assets. Whether discussing global news or the latest trends in crypto, Daniel combines curiosity and expertise to keep audiences informed and entertained.
In the rarefied air of the Etihad Stadium, success is not merely measured in trophies—though there are plenty—but in microns of tactical margin, in the seamless execution of an idea. When Manchester City secures a signing, like the reported £65 million capture of Bournemouth's Antoine Semenyo, the football world...
Global leaders gathered in Davos for the 2026 World Economic Forum as artificial intelligence, geopolitical tensions, and economic uncertainty reshaped the global agenda. From bold AI ambitions to renewed trade frictions and policy nationalism, Davos 2026 revealed a world at a critical crossroads between innovation-driven growth and rising global fragmentation.
For decades, the United Nations has presented itself as the moral compass of the international system—a neutral arbiter committed to peace, sovereignty, and the rule of law. Yet in practice, its conduct exposes a troubling double standard, one that consistently shields powerful states while disciplining weaker ones. Nowhere is...
The Federal Government’s acknowledgement of intelligence cooperation with the United States—particularly around possible airstrikes against terrorist groups—should concern every Nigerian who understands the true nature of the country’s insecurity crisis.
Nigeria’s security problem is not religious.
It is a governance failure.
For years, armed groups have ravaged communities, displaced millions, and steadily...
In a stark reminder of the risks in the cryptocurrency world, an investor recently lost 4.35 BTC—worth over half a million dollars—after purchasing a hardware wallet from an unverified seller.According to reports, the device had been tampered with before purchase. The seed phrase, which serves as the master key...
When Virgil van Dijk lifted the Premier League trophy at Anfield on a cool May afternoon, it felt like the perfect conclusion to a season defined by control, confidence, and calm authority. Liverpool’s march to a 20th league title had been impressive not because of relentless drama, but because...
Jake Paul’s much-talked-about fight with Anthony Joshua ended the way many African boxing fans predicted — with a harsh lesson in real heavyweight boxing.The American influencer-turned-boxer has now undergone surgery after suffering two fractures to his jaw, with doctors fitting titanium plates following his stoppage defeat to Joshua in...
This wasn’t about who won. It was about who dared. Jake Paul walked into a heavyweight reality and walked out bruised, broken — and unexpectedly respected.
The Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is under immense pressure regarding a US-proposed 28-point peace plan to end the conflict with Russia, which includes controversial terms like Ukraine potentially ceding territory and renouncing NATO membership. Zelensky expressed that he will not betray his country's dignity, but acknowledged the "very difficult...
In recent weeks, three distant corners of the world—Indonesia, Hong Kong, and Sri Lanka—have been thrust into global headlines for the same tragic reason: disasters that claimed hundreds of lives in a matter of hours. While each event has its own unique causes and local complexities, together they paint...
Blockware’s Bitcoin analyst Mitchell Askew says the era of wild Bitcoin price swings is coming to an end. According to him, the market will no longer see the rapid parabolic rallies or the brutal bear-market collapses that once defined crypto cycles. The growing dominance of Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs),...
On August 1, the market woke up to a cold shower: Donald Trump announced the start of new tariffs — and that was enough to trigger a sharp decline.Here’s a deeper look at what happened below 👇— Trump announced the first package of trade tariffs. The news broke during...
Pep Guardiola slammed his Manchester City squad after their 2–0 Champions League defeat to Bayer Leverkusen, saying his players “didn’t try” and played too cautiously despite being handed a rare chance to impress.
Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has publicly apologised after a heated post-match confrontation with a cameraman during City’s 2–1 defeat to Newcastle United at St James’ Park on Saturday.The Premier League champions were left furious by a series of contentious decisions — including a disputed penalty claim, an unawarded...
Just in time for the festive season, Graz residents now have an easier way to experience London’s Christmas magic. Since 21 November, British Airways has introduced a convenient direct connection between Graz and London Gatwick, available three times a week — ideal for a quick shopping trip or weekend...
Arsenal are facing fresh injury worries ahead of the north London derby, with Gabriel, Riccardo Calafiori and Viktor Gyokeres all uncertain for Sunday’s clash. With key fixtures against Spurs, Bayern Munich and Chelsea approaching, Mikel Arteta’s squad is under pressure as several important players race against time to return.
Wollsdorf Leather’s decision to cut 150 jobs and move production to Mexico is a stark warning for Austria’s industry. Rising costs, global pressure, and a weakening automotive sector are forcing long-standing employers to look abroad—leaving local workers and communities to face growing uncertainty.