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• FOB Escravos distributes bags, books to pupils in Delta riverine community Olusegun Samuel in Yenagoa and Sylvester Idowu in Warri To commemorate the 70th anniversary of the Nigerian Navy,
Senator Adolphus Wabara praised Governor Alex Otti for the seaport development project in Abia. He believes this initiative will transform the state into a significant trade hub.
Mohammed Salihu Shaba emphasizes the importance of attitude in leadership and governance for national progress in Africa. He argues that beyond infrastructure and funding, a positive mindset is crucial for overcoming challenges to development.
The Union Bank case highlights the importance of stewardship in financial governance rather than focusing on confiscation. Legal processes are often misinterpreted, leading to premature conclusions about regulatory actions.
BusinessDay has released its May 27, 2026 edition, focusing on key insights into economic trends. The publication aims to inform readers about the current economic landscape in Nigeria.
Minister David Umahi has ordered the reopening of the Abuja-Kaduna-Kano route to facilitate travel during the Eid ul-Adha celebrations. This decision aims to ease movement for holiday travelers.
Ralph Nwosu, former National Chairman of the ADC, has confirmed the party's unity and commitment to participate in the 2027 elections. He dismissed any claims of division within the party.
The US has conducted new strikes on missile facilities and mine-laying vessels in southern Iran. This escalation highlights ongoing tensions in the region.
Vegetable and edible oil producers are worried about the overwhelming presence of imported brands in Nigeria, undermining local investments. They warn that the government's current policy is failing to protect domestic producers.
Dr. Wole Oluyede, the PDP governorship candidate, has promised to enhance healthcare and social security in Ekiti if elected in 2026. His commitment aims to address critical issues affecting the state's residents.
Two players from Dream Star Ladies, Sanni Aishat and Sofiat Razaq, have been selected to represent Nigeria in the La Liga and EA Sports Football Development Program. This opportunity highlights the growing recognition of Nigerian talent in international football.
Fidelis Ilechukwu, who recently guided Enugu Rangers to the NPFL title, is set to make a decision regarding his future with the team after the Unity Cup. His choice will be closely watched by fans and stakeholders alike.
Port Harcourt has been chosen to host the 2026 NWFL Super Six tournament. The event will feature six top clubs competing for the league title and a chance to enter the CAF Women’s Champions League.
Buruj Sports Academy has unveiled plans for a new football stadium complex in Ikorodu, Lagos. The development will feature a 5,000-capacity pavilion and modern facilities.
President Bola Tinubu has assured Nigerians that the challenging economic reforms are behind them, signaling a brighter future. He emphasized that the dark days are over as the country moves forward.
The Agbekoya Farmers’ Society of Nigeria has raised concerns about kidnappers hiding victims in nearby forests during recent school abductions in Oyo State. They are calling for the activation of traditional security methods in the South-West region.
Police have dismantled criminal operations at the Upper Iweka under bridge in Onitsha, a former hotspot for armed robbery. They have also established extortion checkpoints to enhance security for motorists and commuters.
Nigerian manufacturers are calling for urgent reforms in power and taxation to boost factory production and competitiveness. With alternative power costs nearing N1.4 trillion by 2025, these changes are deemed essential for growth.
Communities in Ebonyi State are experiencing a troubling rise in the dehumanization and exile of individuals accused of witchcraft. This situation highlights serious human rights concerns in the region.
“For over two months now, this (fire) station has not received even a drop of diesel,” an official said on condition of anonymity because he was not authorised to speak publicly on the incident. The post SPECIAL REPORT: Day Akwa Ibom market burned because a fire truck had no ...
Financial institutions in Nigeria achieved an impressive 8.5% GDP growth, reaching N1.93 trillion in Q1 2026. This marks a significant increase from N1.78 trillion in the same quarter last year.
The article discusses the impact of British local council elections on Nigeria's political landscape. It highlights concerns over the erosion of democratic aspirations among Nigerian leaders.
Femi falana Last Wednesday, the Federal High Court invalidated the timeline issued by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) for the conduct of primaries and the nomination of candidates, ahead
Nigeria's approach to rehabilitating terrorists is proving ineffective and may exacerbate violence. Critics argue it neglects the needs of victims and undermines security efforts.
The federal government and the World Bank agreed to cancel $717.7 million in undisbursed financing under the Power Sector Recovery read more Subsidy proves costly as World Bank walks away from Nigeria power deal
Rising cattle prices are causing financial strain for livestock traders in Northern Nigeria, impacting Eid commerce. Security concerns further complicate the situation for traders in Borno state.
The Lagos mainland is being recognized as a promising hub for real estate investment due to significant infrastructure development. Stakeholders believe this area offers great potential for urban regeneration and growth.
The Nigeria Deposit Insurance Corporation (NDIC) has pledged to enhance its Deposit Insurance Funds to ensure financial stability. This commitment aims to bolster the resilience of Nigeria's financial system.
The Nigerian Maritime Law Association is advocating for a stronger legal framework to support the National Single Window project in Nigeria. They emphasize that a robust regulatory structure is crucial for the project's successful implementation.
The Nigerian Armed Forces Resettlement Centre is enhancing entrepreneurship training for military personnel to prepare them for civilian life. This initiative aims to equip officers with essential skills for successful transitions into the private sector.