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The President of AFBTE, Chinedum Okereke, has highlighted that Nigeria's high interest rates are severely impacting businesses. He emphasized that despite a recorded growth, the financial burden remains a significant challenge for the sector.
Experts are calling for a new funding model to reduce Nigerian universities' reliance on traditional sources. Wale Adeosun emphasizes the need for innovative financial strategies to enhance educational quality.
The federal government, in collaboration with the World Bank, is distributing medical equipment to 250 health facilities across Nigeria. This initiative aims to enhance healthcare services and improve maternal health outcomes.
The Financial Reporting Council of Nigeria is promoting actuarial science awareness in secondary schools to address the shortage of certified professionals in the field. This initiative aims to inspire young students to consider careers in actuarial science.
Labour unions in Osun have expressed their support for Governor Ademola Adeleke's bid for a second term. This pledge was made during a sensitization program held at the Assembly's Pavilion.
A report suggests that increased AI adoption could add $22 billion to Nigeria's GDP by 2035. The government is collaborating with Meta to launch an AI chatbot aimed at enhancing governance and service delivery.
The article discusses the unsettling nature of a politician who seems to have an easy path in Nigerian politics. It reflects on the dynamics of certainty amidst the usual turbulence of the political landscape.
CraftVantage will host the 2026 Graduate Exhibition, featuring emerging Nigerian artists. The event, titled 'Bold Stories, Sustainable Futures', aims to highlight innovative themes in contemporary art.
The Nigerian federal government has reassured the public that the integration of AI technology will not result in job losses within the public service sector. This statement aims to alleviate concerns regarding the impact of AI on employment.
Hon. Emmanuel Olotu has thanked APC members for their support in achieving victory. He is now seeking further backing for President Tinubu.
Governor Uzodimma faces the challenging task of rebuilding Imo State, emphasizing the need for courage and discipline. His leadership approach may not always please everyone, but it aims for long-term benefits.
The African Marketplace (AMP) is returning for its second edition in Dubai from October 10-12, 2026. This event follows the success of its inaugural edition, promising to showcase African culture and commerce.
Amaechi Okoba claims that the Delta North APC primary was compromised, asserting that the numbers reflect this irregularity. He serves as the legal adviser to Senator Ned Nwoko's campaign organization.
Senegal's President Bassirou Diomaye Faye has dismissed Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko and dissolved the government. This decision could exacerbate the existing uncertainty amid the country's ongoing debt crisis.
Nigerians and other foreign nationals in the United States of America seeking to change their status from temporary visa holders to permanent residents are now required to return to their
A US community leader emphasizes the importance of Nigerian Americans participating in politics. The United Nigerian Americans Council in Maryland aims to empower Nigerians to run for office in America.
Christopher Adegoke has made history as Nottinghamshire's first Black Chairman of the County Council. He shares his journey, highlighting his Nigerian heritage and dedication to public service.
Laleye Dipo in Minna The Deputy Speaker Niger State House of Assembly and the only woman legislator, Hon. Affiniki Dauda along with 15 other members of the House lost their bids to fly the flags
Nigeria's National Single Window portal has successfully processed over 39,000 trade applications in just eight weeks. This reflects an increasing dependence on the platform for trade facilitation.
NIMASA and the Nigerian Navy have successfully collaborated to eliminate piracy incidents for four consecutive years. This achievement is enhancing Nigeria's global reputation in maritime security.
Former Head of State Yakubu Gowon shared his experiences of fear and betrayal leading up to the 1975 coup. He cautioned that leaders who succumb to panic and suspicion may find themselves in dire situations.
Hon. Chief Oluwasegun Olaoye has rejected the results of the APC primaries for the Ekiti/Irepodun/Oke-Ero/Isin Federal Constituency, calling for a fresh election. He argues that the outcome contradicts democratic principles.
Sukurat Oladipo has made a remarkable transition from Robo Queens to AS Roma Women, earning recognition as one of Serie A's best players. Her success highlights the growing talent of Nigerian women in international football.
Plymouth Argyle striker Owen Oseni expressed disbelief at his call-up to the Nigeria national team for friendly matches against Poland and Portugal. His unexpected invitation highlights the depth of talent available to the Super Eagles.
The Ijaw National Congress (INC) has outlined an ambitious agenda for the next five years, advocating for the establishment of the Ijaw Republic, two new states, and 24 local governments. This initiative reflects the growing political aspirations and unity among the Ijaw people in Delta State.
Airline operators are being cautioned to refrain from transporting individuals showing Ebola symptoms. This warning comes from stakeholders in the air transport sector to prevent potential outbreaks.
Taiwo Mati and Matthew Kuti have secured a podium finish in the Men’s Doubles, bringing pride to Nigeria. The Lagos crowd celebrated their impressive performance as they reached the semifinals.
Paul Onuachu's two goals led Trabzonspor to a 2-1 victory over Konyaspor, clinching the Turkish Cup. This win highlights Onuachu's significant contribution to his team's success.
John Peters celebrates his 80th birthday, recognized as a key figure in Nigeria's table tennis history. His dedication and expertise have significantly contributed to the sport over the past six decades.
Gani Adams has raised concerns about the spread of terrorist cells in Yorubaland, highlighting the region's growing insecurity. He claims to have a solution to combat this escalating threat.