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The Zamfara APC Elders Group has endorsed consensus arrangements for the party's National Assembly primaries. They also expressed support for Bola Tinubu and Lawal ahead of the 2027 elections.
Experts are advocating for increased investment in digital infrastructure across Africa. They emphasize the importance of creating an investor-friendly environment to boost business opportunities.
Nigeria's tertiary education is undergoing significant transformation, particularly at the Federal University Oye-Ekiti. This change is attributed to the efforts of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's administration.
Former Minister Rotimi Amaechi criticizes the APC for allegedly attempting to undermine opposition parties before the 2027 elections. He promises to prioritize jobs, security, and the rule of law if elected president.
ExxonMobil plans to make a Final Investment Decision on its $8 billion Owowo deepwater project in Nigeria by early 2027. This investment signals confidence in Nigeria's oil sector and potential economic growth.
SeerBit Technologies has partnered with IIAN to enhance payment gateway solutions for financial managers. This collaboration aims to leverage technology for improved financial task management.
Dr. Abubakar Dantsoho, the Managing Director of the Nigerian Ports Authority, has highlighted outdated port infrastructure as a significant barrier to efficient maritime operations in West and Central Africa. His remarks underscore the urgent need for modernization in the region's port facilities.
A 49-year-old teacher killed in a school attack in Oyo State has been buried, prompting an outpouring of grief from family, friends, and colleagues. The tragic incident highlights ongoing security concerns in the region.
The cost of maintaining a healthy diet in Nigeria has increased to N1,513 per adult per day as of February 2026. This marks a 3.76% rise, highlighting ongoing food inflation challenges in the country.
ADC leaders were reportedly denied access to former Kaduna State Governor Nasir El-Rufai, who is in the custody of the ICPC. This incident raises concerns about transparency and the treatment of political figures in custody.
Temi Popoola, CEO of Nigerian Exchange Group, has called for better integration of the capital market into the Central Bank of Nigeria's monetary policy framework. This move aims to enhance financial stability and growth in Nigeria's economy.
Governor Peter Mbah has expressed gratitude to the APC members for his nomination as the gubernatorial candidate for the 2027 elections. He highlighted his achievements and promised to deliver more for the people of Enugu.
The Supreme Court has upheld the authority of the National Working Committee of the Social Democratic Party (SDP), confirming the expulsion of a member. SDP Chairman Prof. Abubakar Sadiq Gombe expressed satisfaction with the ruling.
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.