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Damilare Alabi has successfully transitioned from the gaming industry to fintech, co-founding Nigeria's first online sports gaming platform. His innovative approach has turned challenges into opportunities, marking him as a notable entrepreneur in Nigeria.
Lagos students are shifting their perspective on agriculture, viewing it as a lucrative and innovative career path. This change aims to enhance food security and promote wealth among the youth.
This weekend, explore three delicious corn recipes popular in Africa. Corn is a staple in Nigeria, enjoyed in various forms across the country.
Anambra, Imo, and Enugu states have achieved the highest quota-based cut-off marks for admission into federal unity colleges for the 2026/2027 academic year. This development indicates increased competition for prospective students in the South-East region of Nigeria.
Owen Oseni has been called up to represent Nigeria in the upcoming Unity Cup in London. This marks his first inclusion in the senior national team.
An investigation has uncovered over 80 companies linked to the late Herbert Wigwe across 20 countries. This revelation highlights his extensive business influence beyond Nigeria.
The APC has raised over N4.45 billion from the sale of forms for the 2027 elections, strengthening its financial position. Meanwhile, divisions within opposition parties are becoming more apparent as the party begins screening aspirants.
The ADC faces uncertainty as a court has adjourned a suit challenging the leadership of David Mark. Meanwhile, prominent figures including Atiku and Amaechi are focused on their presidential ambitions, promising economic and security improvements.
First HoldCo Plc has released its audited results, revealing a significant impairment of N826 billion and a 78% decline in profits. This disclosure aims to address concerns regarding the company's financial health.
The NMDPRA has resumed issuing fuel import permits, allowing six firms to deliver a total of 600,000 metric tons. This move is expected to attract fresh investments into Nigeria's oil sector amidst rising oil prices.
Former President Goodluck Jonathan is contesting a lawsuit aimed at preventing him from running in the 2027 presidential election. He recently held a strategic meeting with key members of the PDP to discuss his political future.
Bismarck Rewane highlights that Nigeria is facing economic growth that is not translating into prosperity for its citizens. He emphasizes that many Nigerians are becoming poorer despite the country's growth metrics.
The Renewed Hope Ambassadors have praised President Bola Tinubu for fulfilling his campaign promises through significant projects in Northern Nigeria. They highlight the transformational impact of these initiatives over the past three years.
The Abdulrahman faction claims that a circulated document regarding the PDP leadership tussle is not officially released. They assert that the content supports their claim to leadership amidst ongoing disputes.
Gunmen have killed 11 people, including pregnant women, in a recent attack in Plateau State. Security forces are actively responding to violence in the region, with some successes against insurgents.
A Federal High Court in Port Harcourt has upheld a $100 million award to Cutra International Limited, dismissing a challenge from China National Petroleum Corporation. This ruling reinforces the legal rights of Nigerian firms in international contracts.
The Nigerian government has clarified the official title of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, insisting on the inclusion of 'His Excellency.' This correction addresses errors made by some media organizations regarding his appellation.
A Federal High Court in Warri has ruled that the Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission cannot review the gazetted coastal communities. The court stated that only the National Boundary Commission has the authority to delineate these littoral host communities.
The Pharmaceutical Society of Nigeria in Lagos has expressed serious concerns about the dwindling number of pharmacists in the state's services. They warn that this shortage could jeopardize effective drug regulation.
Atiku Abubakar has called for a stop to the NNPC's agreements with Chinese firms regarding the Port Harcourt and Warri refineries, citing concerns over their technical capabilities. A group has countered that the deal is crucial for energy security and economic renewal.
Nyesom Wike criticized NBA Chairman Afam Osigwe for his comments on judicial housing projects. Wike's response highlights ongoing tensions between government initiatives and legal professionals.
Deputy directors in the Bureau of Public Enterprises have raised concerns to Vice President Kashim Shettima regarding alleged violations of civil service rules. The petition highlights internal issues within the BPE that may affect its operations.
The Kwankwasiyya Movement has expressed support for its leader, Senator Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, as talks of a political alliance with former Labour Party candidate Peter Obi intensify. This development highlights the ongoing shifts in Nigeria's political landscape.
As the 2027 general elections approach, many current and former governors are vying for Senate seats. This shift in political focus indicates a strategic move among politicians to secure influential positions.
The Lagos State Government is taking steps to criminalise electricity supply without meters, targeting Distribution Companies. This move comes as the region faces a significant power supply deficit of 11,000MW.
The Presidency criticized the NDC for lacking a clear ideology and manifesto just four months after its registration. This follows similar concerns raised about the ADC's preparedness for governance.
The Nigerian Bar Association Section on Business Law is hosting its 20th Annual International Business Law Conference. The theme will focus on measuring the impact of policy reforms.
Vice President Kashim Shettima has pledged the federal government's support for the swift passage of a bill to expand the mandate of the Institute of Chartered Secretaries and Administrators of Nigeria (ICSAN). He praised the institute's professionalism and integrity during its 60th anniversary celebration.
A new reform at the IMF aims to reshape its leadership selection process, promoting greater openness. This change has garnered unprecedented support from member countries, signaling a potential shift in governance.
The South South Youth Leaders Forum has praised Professor Chituru Godwill Orluwene for his transformative leadership at the University of Port Harcourt Teaching Hospital. This recognition highlights the positive changes being implemented in the institution.