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The Senate’s proposed N50,000 fine for bus preaching and hawking sparks debate. Is criminalising these activities an infringement on fundamental rights?
Outgoing UK High Commissioner Richard Montgomery praises Nigeria’s fiscal reforms under President Tinubu, calling them fundamental for long-term economic v
Renewed killings in Benue and Plateau states expose government’s failure to protect lives. Urgent action is needed to stop the violence and prosecute perpe
The Oriire mass kidnapping must be Nigeria’s last. Learn how to end the alarming pattern of abductions and improve national security.
Wealth alone cannot guarantee electoral success in Nigeria, as factors like party affiliation and political movements play significant roles. Understanding these dynamics is essential for candidates aiming for victory.
Nigerian meter manufacturers have withdrawn their lawsuit against the federal government, allowing for the procurement of 1.55 million smart electricity meters. This move is expected to significantly boost the local manufacturing industry.
Mississauga is highlighted as a vibrant, multicultural city in Canada, known for its iconic towers and diverse cuisine. It serves as a gateway to Ontario's finest attractions, enhancing its appeal to travelers.
Decentralizing power in Nigeria can enhance governance and accountability while fostering innovation. Local control over electricity access is essential for community empowerment.
The Rural Electrification Agency (REA) is expanding its mini-grid initiative in Plateau State. Former Governor Fayose has joined the REA's governing board, enhancing efforts to improve rural electrification.
The UAE is enhancing its investment and development partnership with Nigeria and other African nations. This initiative will focus on trade, infrastructure, and technology.
Investors have avoided 13 oil blocks in Nigeria's upcoming 2025 Licensing Round. The NUPRC is set to conduct further geological studies to mitigate risks before launching new bidding rounds.
The IMF has projected that artificial intelligence could boost Nigeria's GDP by 4% over the next decade. This growth is contingent upon strategic investments in digital infrastructure, skills, and governance.
The Nigerian Senate has approved a new bill aimed at strengthening the insurance regulatory framework. This legislation is expected to modernize the sector and improve oversight.
Senator Orji Uzor Kalu has pledged his dedication to providing high-quality representation for Abia North. He emphasized his focus on legislative achievements and accelerating development in the region.
The article discusses how architecture has neglected its primary client, the environment. It emphasizes the need for sustainable architecture to prioritize ecological systems.
Producers of sachet water in Oyo State are contesting a proposed ban, highlighting significant investment risks and potential job losses. They argue that the ban could lead to a lack of affordable drinking water alternatives for residents.
Nigeria is considering the implementation of state police, weighing its historical context and potential benefits against concerns of political abuse. The discussion reflects a critical moment in the country's approach to law enforcement reform.
The Federal Government is set to issue a N729 billion power bond on August 3 to address legacy debts in the electricity sector. This initiative aims to enhance investment in Nigeria's power industry.
Businesses and economists have expressed support for the Central Bank of Nigeria's decision to maintain the interest rate at 26.5%. This decision is aimed at addressing geopolitical tensions and inflation risks.
Lady Ada Chukwudozie, MAN South East Chairman, commends Governor Soludo on the appointment of Prof. Kate Omenugha as Ojukwu Varsity VC.
Jigawa State Governor, Umar Namadi, reinstates 28 political aides and appoints 8 new officials to strengthen governance and service delivery in the state.
Anambra State Governor Soludo meets Zobis Cable Industries to establish a multi-sector Anambra Industrial City, promising over 15,000 jobs and boosting loc
Prof. Oby Orogbu receives ‘Legislator of the Year’ Anambra award, vowing continued outstanding representation for Awka North and South Federal Constituency
A new bill proposes fines for preaching in commercial buses, raising concerns about religious freedom and its impact on Nigeria’s moral fabric.
Global oil prices surge above $90 after Iran attacks tankers in the Strait of Hormuz, raising fears of prolonged crude supply disruptions.
Arochukwu kingdom in Abia State plans to launch the Mary Slessor Library Project, honouring the Scottish missionary’s contributions to evangelism and educa
Five Abia communities in Uzuakoli are devastated by erosion, with houses collapsing and residents displaced. They urgently seek federal and state governmen
The Federal High Court in Awka has adjourned the bail application hearing for Nnamdi Emeh, the Anambra whistleblower, to October 27, 2026. Emeh faces trial
Kayde Tokede A renowned capital market economist, Prof Uche Uwaleke, has stated that the Nigerian stock market is expected to deliver a more modest but still attractive return to investors
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