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Concerns are rising over candidate imposition disguised as consensus during party primaries, potentially undermining democratic integrity. The lack of proper verification of party membership raises questions about the legitimacy of the process.
Rising prices of cooking gas and kerosene are pushing many Nigerians to use firewood for cooking. This shift highlights the ongoing economic hardship faced by households across the country.
The husband of the kidnapped principal in Oyo State reveals that the abductors are seeking dialogue with the government instead of the families. This situation highlights the ongoing challenges of school safety in Nigeria.
Yerima Shettima addresses the underlying causes of frustration among Nigerians, highlighting the concerns of Northern youths. His insights reflect the socio-political climate and the need for attention to youth issues in the region.
BusinessDay has published its latest edition featuring significant developments in various sectors. The report highlights key trends and insights relevant to the Nigerian economy.
Nigerians spent nearly $6 billion on foreign travel in 2025, marking a 32% increase from the previous year. This surge is largely attributed to education and medical tourism.
Teachers in Oyo State are set to begin an indefinite strike due to ongoing abductions of educators and students. The Nigeria Union of Teachers (NUT) has called for this action to address the alarming situation.
The Central Bank of Nigeria has increased the geo-fencing radius for Point of Sale terminals from 10 to 70 meters. Additionally, the compliance deadline has been extended to August.
Iran's top negotiator stated that the country will not accept any agreement with the US regarding the Middle East conflict without guarantees for the rights of the Iranian people. This highlights ongoing tensions and distrust between Iran and the US.
Governors in Nigeria are preparing for intense contests in the 2027 elections as they aim to retain their positions and select successors. Outgoing governors, along with first-term governors, are gearing up for fierce battles across 28 states.
The Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) has rejected unofficial primary election results circulating online, asserting that no candidates have been officially announced. The party emphasizes that only the official body can declare winners.
Air Marshal Sunday Kelvin Aneke has urged the Nigerian Air Force to enhance their offensive operations against terrorism. This call to action aims to strengthen national security efforts in combating terrorist threats.
Rep Sam Onuigbo, an APC candidate, has raised concerns over the vote distribution in the Abia Central 2027 primary election. He believes the situation could harm the APC's image in Abia State and the South East zone.
A new trading regulation in Nigeria aims to expedite cash transactions for investors, promising quicker access to funds. This change is expected to enhance the efficiency of the capital market.
President Tinubu has ordered the deployment of 1,000 forest guards and a rescue team in response to recent kidnappings in Oyo State. This initiative aims to enhance security and ensure the safety of the affected communities.
Nigeria's pension industry achieved a remarkable growth of N1.42 trillion in April 2026, marking its highest increase ever. This surge reflects a positive trend in the country's pension assets.
Government revenue from subsidies has increased, but it has not translated into improved public services. This situation raises concerns about the effective use of the funds generated.
President Tinubu and Governor Makinde have established special forces to combat rising terrorist attacks on schools. This initiative aims to enhance security and protect students in vulnerable regions of Nigeria.
Dangote Group has been recognized as Africa's top brand for the eighth consecutive year, highlighting its influence in industrial and social impact sectors. This accolade underscores the company's commitment to development across the continent.
Abuja will host an art exhibition by renowned sculptor Dotun Popoola, showcasing works made from recycled metals. The event, titled 'Reclaimed Beauty: A Dialogue Between Nations,' highlights environmental themes through art.
The African Democratic Congress (ADC) has announced Chief Chris Uba as its presidential candidate for the 2027 elections. Additionally, the party revealed 29 gubernatorial aspirants during the unveiling event.
Festus Keyamo has advised former President Goodluck Jonathan to decline the Peoples Democratic Party's presidential nomination for 2027. Keyamo's recommendation highlights the ongoing political dynamics as the election approaches.
Obi's campaign team is implementing strategies to gain grassroots support for the 2027 presidential election. The initiative aims to strengthen the Nigeria Democratic Congress's position ahead of the polls.
A tribunal has ordered the dismissal of four directors from Premium Pension Limited due to their politically exposed person (PEP) status. This decision highlights ongoing governance challenges within Nigeria's pension industry.
The Cross River State Government has entered a $42 million PPP agreement with Agua Global Services to restore its water infrastructure. This initiative aims to improve water supply and services in the state.
The CPPE has praised President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's administration for its economic reforms over the past three years. They urge the government to ensure these reforms lead to inclusive growth and improved quality of life for Nigerians.
Lanre Babalola, the newly appointed Special Adviser on Power, met with the Nigerian Independent System Operator to discuss improving grid stability. This initiative aims to enhance the country's power infrastructure under President Bola Tinubu's administration.
Governor Ahmed Aliyu of Sokoto State expressed his condolences to the Emir of Zuru, Alhaji Sanusi Muhammad Mika'ilu, following the passing of the mother of the ZBCC Managing Director. This visit highlights the importance of community support during times of loss.
AERE's report reveals a concerning ₦14 trillion drop in private sector credit in Nigeria, despite banks showing stronger capital reserves. This decline raises alarms about the health of the productive sector and its future growth potential.
The Pension Transitional Arrangement Directorate (PTAD) has begun pension harmonization for eligible retirees under the Federal Defined Benefit Scheme. This initiative aims to provide financial relief to pensioners across the country.