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Funmi Ogundare The Lagos State Environmental Protection Agency (LASEPA) yesterday disclosed that about 65 per cent of complaints received from residents are related to noise pollution, underscoring the urgent need
The Federal Government has announced a commitment of N8 billion to settle outstanding obligations for foreign scholarship beneficiaries affected by the discontinued BEA program. This move aims to support students who have been stranded due to funding issues.
The dollar to naira exchange rate at the parallel market fluctuated between ₦1,395 and ₦1,405 per dollar on May 13, 2026. This reflects ongoing challenges in Nigeria's currency valuation.
The FCCPC supports Lagos State's initiative to eliminate estimated billing in electricity. They encourage other states to adopt similar reforms to enhance consumer protection in Nigeria's electricity market.
The price of Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) is expected to rise to N1,500/kg due to dwindling depot stocks and increasing domestic demand. Only a few suppliers, including Dangote Refinery, Ardova, and Navgas, currently have supplies available.
Nigeria's petrol consumption rose by 10.8% to 52.4 million litres in April 2026, despite higher pump prices. This increase reflects a growing demand for fuel in the country.
Segun James Ahead of Lagos State Governments hosting of over 1,000 investors from the Commonwealth of Nations the state has boasted it is now the destination of choice on the
The National Identity Management Commission has introduced WhatsApp and live chat support channels to enhance customer service for the National Identification Number. This initiative aims to simplify access and improve user experience.
No fewer than 30 or 31 governors, 88 senators, 242 members of House of Representatives and President Bola Tinubu’s sole challenger, Osifo Stanley, and 2,620 others will know whether or not they will contest the 2027 elections on the platform of the ruling All Progressives Cong...
President Bola Tinubu has approved Nigeria’s bid to host the 2026 CAF Awards and the 48th CAF Ordinary General Assembly, as confirmed by the NFF.
Nigeria's economy is projected to grow at its fastest rate in five years, signaling a positive shift as reform shocks begin to fade. However, the growth remains insufficient to significantly reduce poverty levels in the country.
Dr. Samuel Ajose, a governorship aspirant in Lagos State, is advocating for free healthcare, improved wages, and modern transportation. His vision aims to enhance the quality of life for residents in Lagos.
Alumni of Unity Schools across Nigeria have organized nationwide protests following the breakdown of talks regarding a land concession dispute in Kano. The demonstrations took place in major cities including Kano, Lagos, and Abuja.
The South-West Development Commission has launched an Action Committee to implement its rural transformation program, TransComs. This initiative aims to transition the program from concept to execution through pilot projects.
SERAP has appealed a High Court judgment that awarded ₦100 million in damages to DSS officials. The organization is seeking a stay of execution on the ruling.
President Bola Tinubu has highlighted the opportunities within Nigeria's blue economy to attract global investors during his visit to Kenya. This initiative aims to enhance economic growth and investment in Nigeria's maritime resources.
President Tinubu advocates for urgent reforms in the global financial system to enhance Africa's industrial growth. He emphasizes that existing structures hinder the continent's development.
The Inspector-General of Police has banned POS operators from operating within 200 metres of police stations in Nigeria due to extortion allegations. This directive aims to curb illegal activities associated with POS services near law enforcement facilities.
A late own goal by goalkeeper Bento resulted in a 1-1 draw for Al Nassr, preventing Cristiano Ronaldo from securing his first Saudi title. The championship race remains competitive as a result.
NBA star Brandon Clarke has tragically passed away at the age of 29, as confirmed by the Memphis Grizzlies and the NBA. His impact on the community is being remembered fondly.
A Max Air flight from Abuja to Katsina had to return due to an engine anomaly during mid-air. Passengers were safely returned without any reported injuries.
Nigeria's federal education colleges now enable students to earn both a National Certificate in Education and a Bachelor of Education degree simultaneously. This dual-mandate system aims to enhance the quality of teacher education in the country.
Nigeria’s government plans a strategic housing roadmap to boost mass home ownership by scaling up housing delivery through Public-Private Partnerships (PPP
French officials report that the hantavirus situation is under control, with one hospitalized patient in stable condition. President Macron reassures the public regarding the health crisis.
Petrol consumption in Nigeria increased by 10.78% in April, reaching 52.4 million litres despite a price hike. This rise comes as crude imports have significantly dropped by 95%.
President Bola Tinubu and other African leaders are advocating for a new economic order during the France-Africa summit in Kenya. The discussions aim to enhance collaboration among nations for sustainable development.
An Abuja court is set to deliver a judgment in the trial of eight Chinese nationals accused of illegal mining. The case highlights ongoing concerns about illegal mining activities in Nigeria.
A kidnapped priest from Southern Kaduna has been freed after three months in captivity. He is currently safe and receiving medical attention.
Nollywood is grieving the loss of actor Alexx Ekubo, who has died at the age of 40. His passing has left a significant impact on the Nigerian film industry.
The Nigeria Customs Service has seized over 10,000 parcels of Cannabis Indica, valued at N5 billion, in Ogun. This operation highlights ongoing efforts to combat drug trafficking in the region.