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Pete Edochie Names Obafemi Awolowo as His Favourite Nigerian Politician

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Veteran Nollywood actor Pete Edochie has revealed the Nigerian politician he admires the most, naming the late Chief Obafemi Awolowo as his favourite politician. The 79-year-old actor made the revelation during an interview with popular content creator Isbae U on the Curiosity Made Me Ask podcast. The interview, which was published on September 5, 2026, touched on several aspects of Edochie’s life, career, politics and his views about Nigeria. Although Pete Edochie stated that he is not a politician and does not consider himself interested in politics, he made an exception when asked about the Nigerian political figure he admired most. According to the veteran actor, his answer was straightforward: Obafemi Awolowo . Why Pete Edochie Chose Awolowo Explaining his choice, Pete Edochie said what attracted him to Awolowo was the late politician’s vision and ability to clearly explain his plans. The actor said Awolowo was different because he would explain what he wanted to accomp...

ChatGPT Bosses Raise Alarm Over Potential Use of AI in Creating Bioweapons

As artificial intelligence continues to revolutionize industries, a shadow of concern grows alongside its rapid advancement. OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT, has expressed growing fears that AI tools could be misused to create powerful and potentially devastating biological weapons.

Executives at OpenAI have warned that as AI models become more capable, they could fall into the wrong hands and be weaponized by malicious actors. The major concern revolves around the possibility of AI being used to engineer dangerous viruses or enhance the lethality of existing pathogens. With AI's ability to process massive datasets and generate precise scientific insights, the risk of misuse in the field of synthetic biology has become more real than ever.

In recent months, reports have surfaced that some insiders at OpenAI, including former researchers and ethics staff, resigned due to internal disagreements over how the company handles safety concerns. These resignations have brought to light internal struggles about whether the development of AI tools is outpacing the implementation of necessary safeguards.

OpenAI's leadership has emphasized the urgent need for global regulation and responsible development of AI. They advocate for transparent partnerships among governments, tech firms, and international bodies to monitor and prevent the misuse of AI technologies. The potential for AI to contribute to biological threats—whether intentional or accidental—is now considered a high-priority issue within global security circles.

While AI promises to solve some of humanity’s most pressing challenges, including drug development and disease diagnosis, its dual-use nature means it could just as easily be turned into a tool of destruction. As such, OpenAI’s cautionary stance serves as a vital reminder: innovation must be guided by ethics, oversight, and a firm commitment to public safety.

The conversation surrounding AI and bioweapons is no longer speculative—it is a critical issue demanding immediate and collective attention.

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