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NNPC has successfully completed the OB3 pipeline crossing over the River Niger. This development is expected to significantly enhance Nigeria's gas supply, benefiting power generation and economic growth.
The Centre for the Promotion of Private Enterprise (CPPE) has called on the Federal Government to prioritize reducing workers' living costs instead of increasing wages. This approach is seen as a more sustainable solution for improving welfare in Nigeria.
The aviation union in Nigeria has accused AMCON of mismanaging Aero Contractors, pointing to issues like funding refusal and lack of expertise. This situation is seen as jeopardizing the future of the airline.
The Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) has criticized Nigeria's budget execution, highlighting concerns over spending oil windfalls. They warn that weak implementation could jeopardize fiscal sustainability.
The Lagos GAC supports Obafemi Hamzat's consensus choice for the 2027 governorship, emphasizing the importance of tradition. They assert that the ultimate decision will be determined by party primaries.
President Tinubu has reshuffled Nigeria's power sector by nominating Joseph Tegbe as the new minister and appointing Lanre Babalola to lead a new task force. This move aims to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of the power sector.
The Manufacturers Association of Nigeria and Zobis Cable have committed to boosting manufacturing in the South-East. This initiative aims to create jobs and enhance the competitiveness of local industries.
The Nigerian Federal Government and Bi-Courtney have successfully resolved a long-standing legal dispute regarding the MMA2 terminal. This settlement ends a N132 billion debt issue that has persisted for two decades.
President Tinubu's directive has ignited a power struggle in Rivers State involving Governor Fubara and Nyesom Wike as the 2027 elections approach. This development highlights the ongoing political dynamics in the region.
The Lagos State Government has paid N1.126 billion in retirement bonds to 668 retirees, reaffirming its commitment to pensioner welfare and financial secur
Lagos State promotes green skills as Oando Foundation awards a N20m grant to 10 young innovators to tackle climate change and boost economic growth.
Lagos State launches a new flood insurance scheme to protect 4 million residents in high-risk areas with payouts up to $7.5m per flood event.
Gombe State police have dismissed social media reports about a fire incident at the house of a factional ADC chairman, calling the information false.
The De Rainbow Event Centre denies claims that FCT Minister Nyesom Wike threatened to revoke its licence for hosting the ADC national convention.
Nigeria’s Attorney General supports a suit to deregister the ADC, Accord, and other parties for alleged constitutional breaches, citing INEC’s duty.
Abia Governor Alex Otti signals a fresh push for Labour Party reconciliation, declaring the party’s doors open to Julius Abure and his loyalists.
Former Gov. Ambode and PDP’s Jandor endorse Obafemi Hamzat in the 2027 Lagos gov race, aligning with the APC’s consensus candidate decision.
Two Yobe APC aspirants, Senator Bomai and Kashim Tumsa, have rejected the party’s endorsement of Baba Malam Wali as its consensus candidate for 2027.
MTN Nigeria has trained 18 women in digital skills related to Artificial Intelligence. This initiative aims to help them earn income in foreign currencies.
The Nigerian government is facing criticism for delaying the modernization and expansion of the Murtala Muhammed Airport terminal. Industry observers believe prompt action is essential for improving airport infrastructure.
A staff member at Murtala Muhammed International Airport returned a lost purse containing $1,700 and travel documents to its owner. This act of integrity has turned a potential nightmare into a heartwarming success story.
The article discusses the implications of President Tinubu's ban on paracetamol imports for Nigeria's pharmacy education. It raises questions about the effectiveness of local pharmacy schools in producing self-sufficient pharmacists.
BUA Cement Plc has rewarded its distributors with a total of N4.5 billion. Chairman Abdul Samad Rabiu made the announcement, highlighting the company's commitment to its distribution network.
IATA is urging African governments to prioritize aviation in their economic strategies due to high taxes affecting the sector. This advocacy highlights the need for policy changes to enhance the aviation industry's growth in Africa.
The Catholic Archdiocese of Owerri reports a break-in at St Mulumba Parish where thieves stole a monstrance containing the Blessed Sacrament.
Nigerian airlines report staggering N150bn losses in two months, facing potential service suspension over N9bn debt to ground handlers. A crisis looms.
May Day 2026 will see a shift from traditional celebrations in stadiums to a focus on street protests. This change emphasizes the Labor Movement's roots and aims to address issues in defaulting states.
Nigeria’s Defence Headquarters denies any involvement in a Kwara camp where Amnesty International alleges at least 150 detainees, mostly children, died.
Displaced Agatu residents protest the Benue mining allocation on their farmlands, demanding a halt to operations until they can return home safely.
President Ruto’s joke about Nigerian accents reveals the trouble with English and its colonial legacy. Explore why language is about power, not just sound.