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Manchester City chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak has revealed that departing manager Pep Guardiola considered quitting the club “100 times” before read more Man City chairman reveals secret battles to keep Pep Guardiola
One year to the end of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s first term in office, as Nigerians and indeed the wider read more The Maida effect: Why Nigeria’s telecom turnaround deserves more recognition
TGI Group and Wilmar International have partnered to create a $12 billion food and agriculture collaboration in Nigeria and Benin. This initiative aims to cater to the growing consumer market in the region.
Yemisi Adepoju has released a new book titled 'Broke After Pay Day' aimed at helping Nigerians tackle debt and financial difficulties. The book provides practical tools for managing financial stress and improving money habits.
A recent survey shows that over 80% of Nigerians are in favor of regulating social media to safeguard children from online dangers. This reflects a growing concern about digital addiction and the need for protective measures.
The NOA Director-General has encouraged Nigerian musicians to focus on creating enduring songs. He highlighted Fuji legend Sikiru Ayinde Barrister as a prime example of a lasting musical legacy.
Osun police are investigating the shooting of Asimiyu Ajibola, the Accord party chairman for Osogbo LGA, who was critically injured by armed assailants. The authorities have initiated a high-powered probe into the incident.
Support is increasing for Nigeria's goal to become a prominent global arbitration center. Stakeholders believe this initiative will help attract international commercial disputes to the country.
Atiku's advisor is urging an investigation into Sunday Igboho's claims regarding politicians who allegedly sponsor kidnappers in Oyo State. He has called on security agencies to take action based on these allegations.
JCI EdoBronze and Kyrus Recycling Agency organized a cleanup drive in Edo State to tackle plastic pollution. This initiative supports the UN Sustainable Development Goals and aims to promote environmental sustainability.
Ex-Minister Maj. Gen. Tajudeen Olanrewaju claims that kidnappings in the South-West are motivated by profit rather than religious or territorial ambitions. This perspective shifts the narrative around the ongoing security challenges in the region.
Jumia CEO Francis Dufay believes Nigeria's economic adjustments are creating a more favorable business environment. He emphasized the country's position as a center of reform and growth during a panel discussion in New York.
The Federal Government is implementing a digital procurement initiative aimed at reducing corruption risks in governance. This move seeks to enhance transparency and restore public trust in government financial processes.
Nigeria is facing a severe kidnapping crisis, with armed men targeting roads, schools, and communities. This situation has led to a troubling normalization of fear among the populace.
The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) has approved compensation for eligible 'Band A' electricity consumers affected by grid generation issues. This initiative aims to alleviate the financial burden on these customers.
Former President Goodluck Jonathan's associates emphasize that he alone can determine his political future. They caution against others trying to define his stance ahead of the 2027 elections.
The Federal Government, yesterday, launched a renewed offensive against terrorism and kidnapping, declaring that no effort will be spared to rescue abducted schoolchildren and teachers in Oyo and Borno states. The post FG vows to crush kidnappers, rescue abducted pupils in Oyo, ...
By Emma Ujah, Abuja Bureau Chief The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has issued fresh Foreign Exchange Guidelines which provides that an individual can move cash of up to $50,000, but must be declared at the point of exit. The bank also retained the earlier provision for the...
The United Kingdom (UK) is tightening its oversight of international student recruitment. According to authorities, higher education institutions that fail read more UK to ban substandard universities from sponsoring international students
The UN has warned that arms looted from the 2011 conflict in Libya are now in the possession of extremist factions in Nigeria. This raises significant concerns about security and the potential for increased violence in the region.
• Says terrorism has no tribe, religion or political affiliation •ONSA declares security agencies relying on intelligence to rescue victims • UN demands immediate release of pupils, teachers, others •NHRC
• Aliko reiterates plan to transform plant into world’s largest refinery by 2028 •Edwin: It reflects deliberate move towards continental, global refining dominance Emmanuel Addeh in Abuja, Peter Uzoho and
The NRC laments rising operating costs but assured Nigerians the corporation remains committed to supporting the Federal Government's transportation objectives. The post Anxiety as NRC weighs fare increase amid rising operating costs appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
Alex Enumah in Abuja Mr. Abubakar Sulu-Gambari, SAN, was on wednesday in his office, slammed with contempt of court notices, following what has been described as a brazen and calculated
Femi Azeez expresses pride in representing Nigeria internationally after his success in the Unity Cup. He also shares his ambitions for a career in the Premier League.
Favour Ofili and Ezekiel Nathaniel are leading Nigeria's representation at the Lone Star Grand Prix in Texas. Other Nigerian athletes will also compete in this inaugural event.
Nigerian journalists face a welfare crisis, resulting in unpaid salaries and ethical compromises in their reporting. This situation raises concerns about the integrity of journalism in the country.
Nigeria faces a 27.5% tariff from the US due to concerns over forced labor regulations. This impacts Nigeria's trade relationships and economic stability.
Nigeria's aviation sector is experiencing a crisis as operators and regulators are in conflict over unpaid statutory charges amounting to billions. This dispute highlights ongoing financial challenges within the industry.
The article discusses the necessity for Ogun State to embrace outsiders to secure its future, despite Senator Solomon Adeola (YAYI) feeling like a stranger in local politics. It highlights the importance of inclusivity in governance for progress.