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The naira's performance against the dollar has improved due to better liquidity in the official market. Monetary authorities are actively working to maintain stability in the foreign exchange sector.
A private jet crew has been detained after landing on a Delta road without permission. Aviation Minister Festus Keyamo has confirmed the breach of regulations.
Blessing CEO has been charged by the EFCC with N13 million medical fraud for allegedly soliciting funds under false pretenses of a terminal illness. The case highlights ongoing concerns about fraud in social media fundraising.
FIFA defends high World Cup ticket prices and addresses visa issues ahead of the tournament kick-off, with President Infantino citing record revenue projec
Sheikh Muhammad Bashir Dasuki has been appointed as the 13th Chief Imam of Ilorin, following the passing of the previous Imam. The Emir of Ilorin, Alhaji Ibrahim Sulu-Gambari, received praise from Governor AbdulRazaq for this decision.
The development marks a significant milestone in the ongoing review of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1999 (as amended). The post Reps Release Constitution Amendment Bills, To Vote On State Police Creation Thursday appeared first on Channels Television.
Joe Ajaero, President of the Nigeria Labour Congress, asserts that arrests and intimidation will not hinder the labor movement's fight for workers' rights. He emphasizes the commitment to achieving economic justice in Nigeria.
A coalition of civil society organizations and various groups has announced nationwide protests for June 12, 2026, to address growing insecurity and economic hardships in Nigeria. The movement aims to unite citizens in advocating for change and accountability.
PANDEF has praised Delta State Governor Sheriff Oborevwori for his commitment to peace and unity in Warri. The organization urges all parties to practice restraint and foster collaboration in the region.
Many Nigerian schools remain unsafe, lacking basic security measures like fences and emergency response. The Safe Schools Initiative is under scrutiny as millions of children continue to study in vulnerable conditions.
Seriake Dickson has criticized the NDC for supporting Peter Obi while undermining his political platform. He argues that this behavior is illogical and detrimental to Obi's presidential ambitions.
South Africa has imposed a five-year ban on 268 Nigerian nationals for illegal residency. This decision follows their arrival at OR Tambo International Airport for repatriation.
The Nigeria Digital Public Relations Summit has constituted of a six-member Advisory Board comprising respected professionals from Public Relations, Strategic read more Nigeria Digital PR Summit unveils six-member advisory board ahead of 2026 edition
As the consumer landscape is fast changing, informed by digital adoption and economic realities, the Nigerian marketing community, business leaders, read more Business leaders, marketers, Policy-makers converge on PH to re-imagine new consumer market
Endurance Daniel, a 23-year-old Libya returnee, shared her traumatic experience of surviving in the desert by drinking urine due to severe water scarcity. Her story highlights the dangers faced by migrants in search of better opportunities.
The United States (US) Department of State has recently uncovered a “sophisticated birth tourism network” involving more than 100 foreign read more US Department of State uncovers fraudulent birth tourism network
The Secretary-General of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA), Wamkele Mene, has said that the continental trade bloc is read more AfCFTA targets $250bn intra-African trade, lauds Lagos on industrial, digital transformation
President Bola Tinubu's administration is implementing targeted reforms to reshape Nigeria's future. These efforts focus on enhancing security, boosting production, and restoring national confidence.
The Nigerian Shippers’ Council links renewed traffic congestion in Apapa to global supply chain disruptions caused by the Middle East crisis. This situation is affecting operations along the port corridor.
TTP emphasizes the importance of truck efficiency and electronic call-up systems for sustainable port operations. This initiative aims to enhance working conditions for dockworkers and promote cleaner practices at ports.
A court has ordered a bank to reinstate employee Tajudeen Balogun and awarded him N5.5 million for wrongful dismissal. The decision was based on incorrect information from OAU that led to his termination.
The Nigeria Revenue Service has launched Rev360, a digital platform aimed at simplifying tax compliance for citizens. This initiative will also help in identifying tax evaders more effectively.
AIICO Insurance Plc has announced a dividend payout of N4.4 billion, equating to 12 kobo per share, approved by shareholders. The company also appointed three new non-executive directors during its annual general meeting in Lagos.
The AfCFTA aims to significantly enhance intra-African trade, targeting a boost of $250 billion. Secretary-General Wamkele Mene praised Lagos for its industrial and digital transformation efforts.
A significant portion of pension scheme participants are young workers, with those under 30 years old making up 39.03% of new contributors in Q4'25. This trend highlights the growing engagement of younger employees in retirement planning.
Nigeria has failed to qualify for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, marking a significant disappointment for football fans. The tournament begins today, showcasing teams from around the globe in a historic event across North America.
Two hundred sixty-eight Nigerians have returned home from South Africa due to rising xenophobic tensions. The Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Ambassador Sola Enikanolaiye, is set to welcome them back.
The Naira has appreciated slightly to N1,400 per dollar in the parallel market, improving from N1,410. This fluctuation reflects ongoing volatility in Nigeria's currency exchange rates.
Almost a month after terrorists attacked three schools in Oyo State, abducting no fewer than 40 pupils, alongside teachers, they again struck at Iluke Bunu in Kabba/Bunu Local Government Area of Kogi State yesterday, killing a vice principal and two others, as well as kidnapping ...
In an era when many are hiding from poisoned chalices at home, the reverse seems the case with Isaac Zeb-Obipi, read more Rivers varsity VC finds honour at home, honoured by Ogoloma monarch