IAPrecision, a Nigerian Agritech start-up specializing in drone technology for agriculture, has won the Orange Corners Innovation Fund (OCIF) pitch competition for cohort 7 of Orange Corners Nigeria. The competition, organized by the Kingdom of the Netherlands in partnership with a local service provider, awarded IAPrecision the first prize of €40,000 for its groundbreaking work in using drones and data technologies to detect and combat crop disease and pest infestation. The founder of IAPrecision, Femi Adekoya, expressed gratitude to Orange Corners Nigeria, the Kingdom of the Netherlands, and Fate Foundation for their support in granting the prize. Adewale Adesanwo, Queen Uwabuofu, Rebecca Andeshi, and Uzoma Chidimma also received cash prizes. Orange Corners aims to foster entrepreneurship in Nigeria by providing young entrepreneurs with a six-month incubation program and facilitating connections with the private sector. In other news, Madame Tussauds in London is offering a virtual "Royal Palace" tour to celebrate the coronation of King Charles III and Queen Camilla, inviting visitors to sign a special Coronation Book and view the wax figures of the royal couple, which have been updated to reflect their official outfits. Furthermore, a former employee of Fox News, who was the head of booking, accused the network of pressuring her to provide false testimony and fostering a sexist work environment. Dominion, the election technology company, has filed a defamation lawsuit against Fox News, claiming that statements made on Carlson's show regarding the 2020 election were false and damaging. Smaller conservative rivals to Fox, such as Newsmax, experienced increased viewership as they questioned the election results. The Nigerian Army, under the leadership of its Chief of Army Staff, has achieved significant success in the fight against terrorism and criminal elements in Nigeria, and the army remains committed to ensuring the complete elimination of these threats. Lastly, a statue of Martin Luther King Jr. has been unveiled in Atlanta as part of the Rodney Cook Sr. Peace Park, which features statues of Georgia peacemakers. The statue of King, standing on a rock from Stone Mountain, pays homage to his famous "I Have a Dream" speech and will coincide with the 60th anniversary of the speech in August. The Washington Chorus is also organizing a musical tribute to King's legacy on the anniversary of his assassination.