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Nigeria has been ranked 6th globally for outsourcing, thanks to its low labour costs and an expanding talent pool. This positions the country as a prime destination for outsourcing services.
Robert Garcia believes Anthony Joshua has the potential to knock out Tyson Fury if he is mentally ready for the match. The former trainer emphasizes Joshua's power and skill in the ring.
AFN President Tonobok Okowa praises President Bola Tinubu for providing funds that led to Team Nigeria securing multiple World Championships tickets.
Ademola Lookman leads Atlético Madrid against Arsenal in the Champions League semi-final, aiming to end his goal drought and secure a spot in the final.
Traders and youths in Damaturu have protested against the demolition of the Yobe market, successfully halting the relocation efforts. The community's resistance highlights their concerns over the planned move to a new modern market.
Bauchi traders are advocating for improved trading spaces to support displaced members and enhance commercial activities. The association believes this will help sustain livelihoods in the community.
The Oluyole Club has awarded bursaries to underprivileged students during its annual lecture. Experts emphasized the importance of financial discipline to navigate Nigeria's economic challenges.
A coalition in Bauchi is calling for political parties to screen former office holders who are seeking election in 2027. They emphasize the need for integrity, accountability, and transparency in the electoral process.
A UNILAG professor, Tayo Popoola, unveils a new book, ‘Introduction to Political Communication,’ to advance political communication study in Nigeria.
A farmer in Niger State was killed due to a land dispute, leading to a reprisal attack. Police are currently investigating the situation to address the communal crisis.
MSF has raised concerns about a seasonal surge in malaria cases in Nigeria's northern states. They emphasize the connection between this surge and child malnutrition, calling for urgent intervention.
Beyoncé made a stunning return to the Met Gala after a decade, serving as co-chair. She attended with her husband Jay-Z and their daughter Blue Ivy, who made her debut at the event.
The Nigerian government has signed a significant partnership with Airbus to enhance the aviation sector. This deal aims to improve infrastructure, training, and maintenance capabilities.
LAMATA has launched a bold 2050 mobility plan for Lagos, emphasizing an integrated mass transit system that includes rail and ferries. This shift aims to reduce reliance on road transport and improve urban mobility.
APC aspirant Salihu Girei has presented his agenda for Adamawa ahead of the 2027 elections, emphasizing unity and inclusive development. His plan includes initiatives for poverty reduction and education improvement in the state.
Oluwafemi, President of the Africa Development Studies Centre, has called for urgent government action to address rising xenophobic tensions in South Africa. He emphasizes the need for both national and continental responses to this critical issue.
Nigerian troops have successfully intercepted a suspected ammunition courier in Abuja, recovering 250 rounds of ammunition. This operation was conducted in collaboration with the Office of the National Security Adviser.
Yaba College of Technology has rewarded 157 staff members with a total of N11.85 million for their exceptional dedication and service. This annual awards ceremony highlights the institution's commitment to recognizing hard work and excellence among its employees.
Dr. Salihu Girei, a governorship aspirant in Adamawa State, plans to use unity to address poverty if elected in 2027. He made this statement after submitting his nomination in Abuja.
EKSU law alumni are calling for an increase in the Law School quota from 60 to 250 to align with faculty capacity. They argue that the current limit has been in place for 35 years and is insufficient for the number of graduates.
The Ureju Community Council of Elders has accused NEPL and Elcrest of undermining the Petroleum Industry Act. This allegation raises concerns about compliance with regulations in the oil sector.
Twenty University of Lagos law students receive N1m each from the Prof Omolola Jelili Scholarship Awards, honoring the late former Vice-Chancellor.
The children of late Pa Prince Lawrence Ezekiel Oberiko commemorated the 26th anniversary of his passing with emotional tributes. They reflected on his impactful life and legacy during the solemn occasion.
Nigerian telcos are accelerating their hybrid energy shift due to soaring diesel prices, unreliable grid power, and persistent infrastructure vandalism.
An FCT High Court has fixed May 28 to hear a suit compelling the Nigeria Police Force to reopen the investigation into the death of singer Mohbad.
The US Mission in Nigeria has announced that Nigerian visa applicants will undergo ongoing security vetting even after their visas are approved. This warning highlights the stringent measures in place for visa applicants from Nigeria.
IBEDC confirms two staff members are still missing after being abducted in Ogun State. The company is working with security agencies for their safe return.
The crisis within the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has intensified as rival factions vie for control, establishing parallel structures. This legitimacy battle could significantly impact the party's prospects for the 2027 elections.
The article discusses the urgent need for Nigerian states to drive development rather than rely solely on federal allocations. It emphasizes that citizens now evaluate government effectiveness based on tangible outcomes like food security and infrastructure.
Nigerians face rising petrol costs and inflation despite increasing crude prices. The volatility in global oil markets is causing economic anxiety among citizens.