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Microsoft emphasizes that the digital economy is essential for Africa's growth and competitiveness. The company believes it will foster inclusive development across the continent.
The federal government is enhancing online verification for civil servants to address pension obligations from the old Defined Benefit Scheme. This initiative is part of a broader effort to modernize pension management through digital platforms.
First City Monument Bank has launched a new application round for its SheVentures program, providing zero-interest loans to women entrepreneurs. This initiative aims to improve access to working capital for female business owners.
ImpactHER Africa has successfully gathered over 5000 female entrepreneurs to boost women's economic transformation across Africa. This event aims to enhance their participation in the green global market.
Beta Glass Plc has reported a profit after tax of N7.85 billion for the first quarter of 2026. The company demonstrates resilience and a strong financial position.
Comptroller Gambo Aliyu of the Nigeria Customs Service emphasizes the importance of trade facilitation while combating smuggling and fraud. The Federal Operations Unit remains vigilant in its efforts to balance security and trade efficiency.
WHO expert states the first victim in the MV Hondius ship hantavirus case was infected before boarding, likely from a rodent prior to the cruise.
FCT police dislodge a notorious syndicate, killing two Abuja kidnappers and arresting one after a gun battle in Karshi. Firearms were recovered.
The NWFL Premiership season concludes with Osun Babes and Sunshine Queens relegated despite winning their final matches. The season ended with unexpected drama as teams battled for survival.
PSG has advanced to their second consecutive UEFA Champions League final after a 1-1 draw against Bayern Munich. They secured the victory with a 6-5 aggregate score, showcasing impressive defensive skills.
Senate President Akpabio and Senator Oshiomhole have clashed over changes to the Senate's standing rules. Akpabio has threatened sanctions against Oshiomhole for his protests during the session.
Nigerian Distribution Companies (DisCos) have enhanced their revenue collection and billing efficiency in February 2026, despite facing significant challenges with low power supply. This improvement is highlighted in a recent report by the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC).
INEC has accredited 98 observer groups for the upcoming Ekiti State governorship election. This move aims to enhance transparency and credibility in the electoral process.
President Ramaphosa emphasizes that South Africans welcome foreigners and advocates for unity to tackle security and immigration issues. His remarks aim to foster collaboration and dispel misconceptions about foreign nationals in South Africa.
Enugu's DisCo has initiated repairs on power feeders impacted by a recent heavy rainstorm. This action aims to restore electricity to 12 communities that experienced outages.
A curfew has been imposed in Esa Oke, Osun State due to rising concerns about the health of the local monarch. Residents are worried about Oba Adeyemi Adediran's condition.
Global oil prices have dropped 11% as optimism grows over a potential US-Iran peace agreement. This decline brings prices below $100 a barrel amid ongoing Gulf tensions.
The Nigerian government has decided against reinstating fuel subsidies and price controls amid increasing global oil prices due to US-Iran tensions. This decision reflects a commitment to market-driven policies despite external pressures.
Aliko Dangote has announced plans to generate 20,000MW of power, highlighting the feasibility of large-scale industrial projects in Africa. He defends his refinery investment as a testament to this potential.
Dangote Petroleum Refinery has exported over 57 million barrels of jet fuel, enhancing Nigeria's role as a significant supplier. This achievement positions the country favorably in international markets across Africa, Europe, and the Americas.
Aviation workers in Nigeria have suspended their planned strike due to a timely intervention by the NCAA. This decision comes after a dispute over a N9 billion debt was addressed.
Nigerian refiners were unable to lift $3.13 billion worth of crude in Q1 2026 due to pricing disputes. This situation is negatively impacting the country's domestic crude supply and self-sufficiency efforts.
Ivory Coast has dissolved its election authority amid ongoing opposition criticism regarding its management of elections. The government has not announced a replacement for the dissolved body.
Legal experts emphasize the need for better legal awareness to safeguard Nigeria's creative sector. They warn that insufficient knowledge is hindering growth and exposing creatives to exploitation.
Industry stakeholders in Nigeria are urging the creation of policy frameworks to boost the adoption of national domain names. This call was made during the 18th Annual General Meeting.
The WHO confirmed that the hantavirus case reported on the MV Hondius was not contracted during the cruise. This clarification addresses concerns regarding the safety of the voyage.
Neymar has issued an apology to his Santos teammate Robinho Jr after an incident during training where he slapped the teenager. The incident has drawn attention but Neymar's response aims to mend any rift caused.
Nigeria’s Senate assures that President Tinubu will sign a bill for a health fund increase, raising the Basic Health Care Provision Fund to 2% of CRF.
Amnesty International condemns the deadly Kano political violence where armed thugs killed five people, investigating links to prominent politicians.
Nigeria’s new Power Minister, Olasunkanmi Tegbe, promises to end grid collapses and reform the troubled Nigeria power sector, vowing accountability.