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The current economic challenges are putting leadership qualities to the test, revealing the true values of organizations. This situation emphasizes the importance of character in navigating difficult times.
Nigeria's youth is advocating for a contemporary strategy to enhance the country's health systems. With a median age of 18, the demand for modernized healthcare is becoming increasingly urgent.
The Nigerian government has arrested two individuals suspected of illegal mining and has closed down a mining operation in Osun. This action is part of ongoing efforts to combat unlawful mineral exploitation in the country.
There are concerns regarding recent changes to the Electoral Act as Nigeria prepares for the 2026 elections. Lawmakers are being criticized for actions perceived as undermining the integrity of the electoral process.
The future of an independent bar is under scrutiny at the #NBADecides2026 event. This discussion highlights historical disputes over constitutional conventions in Nigeria's political leadership.
Nigerian troops have launched an offensive in Oyo Forest, rejecting a deal as part of President Tinubu's anti-terrorism efforts. The operation is influenced by recent events, including the death of General Rabbe, aiming to capture terrorists and rescue victims.
BusinessDay has published updates on various developments as of July 13, 2026. The report highlights significant events and trends shaping the business landscape in Nigeria.
Barau has detailed the operational framework for State Police, assuring Nigerians of accountability. He emphasized that the northern region will gain more from this initiative.
Dangote will begin selling fuel in dollars amid rising tensions between the US and Iran, impacting global energy markets. This move reflects the company's strategy to navigate the changing economic landscape.
The World Bank has expressed concerns about delays in Nigeria's $500 million metering reform project due to legal disputes. They are considering an additional $308 million funding to address these setbacks.
The US has resumed military strikes on Iran amid escalating tensions in the Strait of Hormuz. Meanwhile, a devastating earthquake in Venezuela has resulted in a death toll of 4,490, and South Africa has deported 53,000 migrants.
Rising tensions in the Gulf are complicating efforts to alleviate Nigeria's port container congestion. This situation dampens hopes for improved cargo movement and reduced freight costs.
The United States has conducted new strikes on Iran, marking the third such action this week. This escalation follows Iran's announcement regarding the closure of the Hormuz Strait.
The APC has successfully renominated Vice President Kashim Shettima as President Bola Tinubu's running mate for the 2027 elections. This decision, though delayed, is seen as a strategic move to strengthen their campaign.
Nigerian universities are shifting away from the national power grid, opting for corporate power solutions instead. This move aligns them with manufacturers and government agencies seeking reliable energy sources.
The 10th National Assembly of Nigeria is facing scrutiny over its productivity three years after being inaugurated. Concerns are growing about whether its legislative performance meets expectations.
Twelve banks in Nigeria reported a total of N7.2 trillion in gross earnings for the first quarter, largely driven by increased interest income. This growth follows the Central Bank of Nigeria's tightening of monetary policy, which has positively impacted bank revenues.
Global institutions are urging governments to enhance food and energy security measures. Leaders from the IEA, IMF, World Bank, and WTO emphasize the importance of these initiatives for sustainable development.
Tunji Adeyemi advocates for the APC to nominate a Christian candidate for the Kwara governorship race. This comes alongside the release of excerpts from Professor Dapo Thomas' autobiography, highlighting political dynamics in Lagos.
The Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) Oil & Gas index has achieved a remarkable 96.80% year-to-date growth as of July 10. This performance positions it as the top-performing index among its peers.
Reports highlight the troubling issue of egg harvesting from young girls by fertility clinics in Nigeria. Health authorities are urged to take stronger action to address this growing concern.
Nigeria is poised to take a leadership role in Africa's industrialisation as global geopolitical dynamics shift. This presents an opportunity to enhance local production and reduce reliance on crude oil exports.
Nigeria's crude oil production has reached a six-year high of 1.73 million barrels per day, exceeding its OPEC quota. This achievement marks a significant boost for the country's oil sector.
Parents of Oriire are worried about their children's safety as they consider not sending them back to school after 56 days in captivity. This incident has significantly altered their perception of school safety.
INEC has extended the deadline for submitting presidential and National Assembly candidate lists. The APC claims this extension indicates that the opposition is unprepared for the upcoming 2027 elections.
The Obidient Movement has accused Festus Keyamo of releasing altered CCTV footage of Peter Obi. They claim this is part of a broader persecution against presidential hopeful Sunday Ehigiator.
Peter Obi has called on African leaders to create conditions that will encourage the return of talented professionals from the diaspora. He emphasizes the importance of fostering an environment that supports this initiative.
Dr. Allen Onyema, Chairman and CEO of Air Peace, has called on tour operators to advocate for Nigerian travel destinations. He believes this will help attract international visitors and boost the local tourism industry.
The Nigerian Navy has launched a 5000 KVA transformer project in Imo State, enhancing military-civil cooperation. Vice Admiral Idi Abbas officially commissioned the initiative in Umuokoro Lowa Uboma.