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The Wabara-led Board of Trustees has assumed leadership of the PDP following a Supreme Court ruling. They plan to establish an interim National Working Committee in light of the suspension of key party officials.
The Nigerian Naira opened the new month with slight fluctuations against the US Dollar across both the official and informal currency markets. The post Dollar to Naira exchange rate today, May 1, 2026 appeared first on Vanguard News.
Nigerian workers today joined their counterparts across the world to mark the May Day under a cloud of anxiety, frustration, and economic strain, as rising insecurity, deepening poverty... The post Workers mark May Day in pains as Labour decries insecurity, poverty, inflation app...
United States said it will now deny temporary visas to applicants who say they fear harm or mistreatment if they return to their home country, under new State Department guidance... The post US to deny visas to applicants who fear returning to home country appeared first on Vang...
NIGERIAN airlines continued flying, yesterday, despite threatening a shutdown over sky-high jet fuel prices roiling the industry in Africa’s top crude producer and most populous nation. The post Nigerian airlines avert shutdown as Middle East war hikes fuel prices appeared fir...
Listening to Kenyan President William Ruto diss Nigerians with a smile from faraway Italy, one would think he had taken a page from Amos Tutuola’s The Palm-Wine Drinkard. It was obvious that Ruto assumed Nigerians spoke that variety of unconventional English rendered by Tutuol...
THE much-awaited verdicts of the Supreme Court on the leadership crises in the opposition African Democratic Congress, ADC; and the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP came with mixed bags for the feuding leaders of the parties, yesterday. The post Supreme Court okays ADC’s Mark, a...
The urgency of May Day calls from workers has intensified over the past 140 years, yet the response appears muted. This reflects a growing disconnect between workers' needs and global awareness.
The Supreme Court has nullified the leadership of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), leading to a takeover by the Board of Trustees. This decision has sparked a new leadership crisis within Nigeria's main opposition party.
INEC has scheduled by-elections for June 20, 2026, across six states. Jamila has officially taken office as the new National Commissioner.
The Federal Executive Council has resolved a 20-year dispute regarding the Murtala Muhammed Airport and approved significant contracts for aircraft leasing and rail projects. These developments are expected to enhance infrastructure in Lagos and beyond.
Borno State has chosen Gubio as the APC consensus governorship candidate, resolving the political tensions between Vice President Kashim Shettima and Governor Babagana Zulum. This decision marks a significant step towards unity within the party in the state.
An expert has urged the Nigerian government to implement mandatory health insurance to address rising diseases and healthcare costs. This initiative aims to alleviate financial distress for households across the country.
Katsina Police have arrested a 28-year-old informant linked to bandits. The suspect confessed to extortion and threats, with criminal charms found in his possession.
Nigeria faces a critical issue with counterfeit products, leading to health risks and economic losses. Urgent action is needed to protect consumers and legitimate businesses from these dangers.
Iran has issued a warning of severe retaliation amid rising tensions with the US. The situation remains volatile as global leaders navigate complex geopolitical challenges.
Uber is expanding its services by adding hotel booking features, aiming to become an all-in-one app. This strategy aligns with global trends where apps integrate various daily life functions.
Nigerian workers are struggling with stagnant wages, earning significantly less than their peers in other countries. The national minimum wage remains at N70,000, which is insufficient for many families.
The EU and UNICEF have launched a €1m program to restore access to Sokoto education for over 20,000 children affected by conflict and displacement.
President Tinubu starts a major restructuring of the Nigeria power sector with the nomination of a new power minister and a special adviser for reforms.
The article from BusinessDay discusses various business trends and insights for May 2026. It highlights key developments in the Nigerian economy and market dynamics.
The Supreme Court has ruled in favor of the David Mark-led ADC, voiding the PDP Ibadan convention due to court disobedience. The ADC welcomes this judgment as a significant boost for their party's standing.
Oil prices have surged to $126 per barrel, marking the highest level since 2022. This increase follows reports of the US military preparing to brief President Donald Trump on new strategies regarding Iran.
NNPC has completed the River Niger crossing for the OB3 gas pipeline, which is expected to enhance gas supply and power generation. This project aims to help Nigeria achieve its target of 12 billion standard cubic feet per day by 2030.
The Niger Delta is poised to attract new investments, potentially transforming its economy and providing opportunities for local communities. This shift could turn the region from a security hotspot into a hub for economic growth.
The Federal Executive Council has approved $2.99 billion for light rail projects in Lagos, Kaduna, and Kano to enhance the economy. This decision also resolves a long-standing dispute related to the MM2 airport terminal.
Over 100 channels have joined the Digital Switchover program to provide free-to-air content in Nigeria. This marks a significant advancement in the country's digital broadcasting efforts.
Olufunmilola Mutiat Disu is leading a new initiative aimed at providing structured and sustainable welfare for social protection. The POWA CARES Initiative marks a significant shift from traditional welfare approaches.
Nigeria has launched the world's first International Media and Information Literacy Institute in Abuja, marking a significant achievement. This initiative, in collaboration with UNESCO, aims to enhance media literacy globally.
Seplat's Q1 revenue increased to $840.7 million, with a gross profit of $370.5 million. The company also reported a 62.7% rise in profit after tax and a significant dividend increase of 96% year-on-year.