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The US has conducted airstrikes on Iran, prompting Iran to retaliate against Kuwait and Bahrain. Tensions in the region are escalating as Mr. Trump suggests a possible de-nuclearisation of Iran without a formal agreement.
•As diesel prices rises across major depots By Udeme Akpan The Dangote Petroleum Refinery on Wednesday trimmed its ex-depot price of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS), commonly known as petrol, by ¦ 1 per litre, even as diesel prices climbed across several petroleum depots in Lagos,...
The Central Bank of Nigeria has confirmed that the standard N100 note remains valid for all transactions. This assurance aims to maintain confidence in the currency system.
COFAS has urged the Anambra State Government to create a Cooperative Development Fund to enhance financing and governance in the cooperative sector. This initiative aims to better integrate cooperatives into the state's economic planning.
MTN Group and Telecel Group are set to bid for 5G licenses in Ghana as the government opens the process. This move highlights the growing interest in expanding telecommunications infrastructure in West Africa.
NAICOM has called on the Nigerian Insurers Association to work on restoring public confidence in the insurance sector. This comes as the industry undergoes significant transformation.
The IMF has cautioned that the rising prices of essential goods could push more Nigerians into poverty. Despite this, the organization maintains a positive GDP growth forecast for Nigeria in the coming years.
The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) is engaging with the Federal Government to address labor violations following the International Labour Conference (ILC) outcomes. Nigeria is set to report back to the ILO by September on the measures taken to resolve these concerns.
Oil prices have increased by over 1% as tensions between the US and Iran escalate. This rise brings prices closer to the $80 per barrel mark.
A cartoon titled 'Exhibition of madness' has sparked discussions online. Peter Obi expressed concerns about his potential absence in the 2027 elections.
Justin Bieber will perform with Burna Boy, Shakira, and BTS at the 2026 World Cup Halftime Show, marking a historic first for FIFA. The event aims to promote unity, education, and social impact through music.
ExxonMobil is set to invest $1 billion in the Usan Infill Project offshore Nigeria, which is expected to enhance foreign direct investment in the country. This significant investment reflects confidence in Nigeria's oil sector and its potential for growth.
Eight kidnapped individuals have been rescued after spending three weeks in captivity. Their release marks a significant development in the ongoing fight against abductions in the region.
The IMF has a positive growth outlook for Nigeria, citing improved macroeconomic stability. However, rising poverty concerns remain a significant challenge for the nation.
The Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) is set to mount a world class agric investment summit. The upcoming summit is read more NDDC pushes for food security, job creation in upcoming summit
Peter Obi has expressed concerns about his safety and the challenges facing his businesses, suggesting he may not be alive to run in the 2027 elections. His remarks highlight the serious issues he faces as a presidential hopeful for the Nigeria Democratic Congress.
The Naira has strengthened to N1,400 per dollar in the parallel market, improving from N1,405. This appreciation reflects a positive trend in the currency's value.
The DSS has confirmed the detention of journalist Zainab Sodiq for allegedly possessing an unauthorized drone. This follows accusations from Sahara Reporter's publisher, Omoyele Sowore, regarding the secret police's actions.
Adeniyi Adeyemi, the Director-General of the Presidential Foreign Intervention Promotion Council, has pledged to provide necessary documents to the DSS and Police. This comes amid ongoing controversies surrounding the council's activities.
Health workers are on strike in Congo, impacting healthcare services. Meanwhile, Tanzania has successfully increased its gold reserves, showcasing economic growth.
The Presidency has responded to Peter Obi's concerns about his safety, which he attributed to perceived threats from Tinubu's government. This comes after Obi expressed fears that he is being targeted and frustrated by the current administration.
• IMF leaves Nigeria’s 2026 growth forecast at 4.1% and 4.3% for 2027 •S&P Dow Jones may reclassify Nigeria as frontier market Emmanuel Addeh in Abuja and Nume Ekeghe in
Kayode Tokede UBA Foundation, the Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) arm of the United Bank for Africa(UBA) Group, has strengthened its commitment to financial education by partnering Slum2School Africa to deliver
Dike Onwuamaeze The Executive Chairman of Financial Reporting Council of Nigeria (FRC) Dr. Rabiu Olowo, along with the members of the National Organising Committee (NOC) of the National Corporate Governance
Governor Hyacinth Alia of Benue State supports local government independence, asserting its success in the region. He also praises President Tinubu's reforms, highlighting Benue's emergence as a medical tourism hub.
The EU, Switzerland, France, and various development partners are backing Yobe's transition to long-term recovery. This support highlights international commitment to sustainable development in the region.
A court has ordered the EFCC to pay former Power Minister Agunloye N10 million for defamation. The commission plans to appeal the judgment.
The Nigerian Parliament is currently in a heated debate over a motion to summon President Tinubu regarding constituency projects. This discussion is part of broader efforts to address issues related to the economy and financial operations in the country.
Peter Obi advocates for a fair trial for Nasir El-Rufai, emphasizing that bail conditions should not serve as pre-trial punishment. He warns against any form of biased justice in the legal process.
The Nigerian government has launched a new strategy to combat human trafficking and irregular migration. This initiative comes as over 1,000 Nigerians return home from crisis-affected areas.