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Families in Oyo State are suffering as 46 students and staff have been held captive for a month. The prolonged ordeal has caused significant anguish among the affected families.
Nigeria's bond yield of 22.6% presents a significant opportunity for investors. The Federal Government plans to raise about N1.2 trillion through a bond auction this week.
Governor Alex Otti has called on Abia communities to safeguard upgraded primary healthcare centres from vandalism. He emphasized the importance of protecting these facilities to ensure continued access to healthcare services.
The Nigerian naira showed stability against the US dollar in both official and parallel markets on June 19, 2026. This trend indicates a consistent exchange rate environment for the currency.
The Nigerian Football Referees Association has condemned the assault on officials following a match involving Nasarawa United. Acting President Kelechi Mejuobi expressed concern over the increasing violence against referees at football venues nationwide.
French President Emmanuel Macron and Kenyan President William Ruto cohosted the Africa Forward Summit in Nairobi. The summit aims to foster equal partnerships between France and African nations, moving beyond colonial legacies.
The article discusses Ovie Omo-Agege's political approach in Delta Central, highlighting a cultural inclination to support leaders who advocate for the people's interests. It emphasizes the importance of perceived loyalty and representation in local politics.
A recent press conference by the Akwa Ibom State government highlighted the significance of effective communication in governance. Etim Etim emphasizes that such events are crucial for transparency and public engagement.
Governor Biodun Oyebanji praised President Bola Tinubu for enhancing governance in Ekiti state. He highlighted the increased resource allocation to state governors as a key factor in simplifying their administrative tasks.
Top Nigerian athletes Amusan, Ajayi, Ogazi, and Enekwechi are set to compete in the Commonwealth Games Trials in Lagos. The event will feature 32 competitions, promising exciting performances and intense rivalry.
IPOB has suspended the operations of its leader and the director of Radio Biafra to ensure the organization's safety. This decision comes as part of a strategic move by the Directorate of State.
Mexico has made history by becoming the first team to qualify for the knockout stage of the 2026 World Cup after defeating South Korea. This achievement marks a significant milestone for the Mexican national team.
Canada achieved a historic milestone by winning their first-ever World Cup match, defeating Qatar 6-0. Jonathan David's hat-trick was a standout moment in this dominant performance.
Iran's national football team intends to file a complaint with FIFA over travel restrictions during the upcoming World Cup in North America. This move highlights ongoing concerns regarding fair treatment in international sports events.
Femi Otedola has acquired N29.6 billion worth of shares in First HoldCo, increasing his ownership stake to 20.4%. This purchase was made through a portion of the company's private placement program.
SpaceX shares have declined following a surge after their IPO. Meanwhile, the UK has sentenced spies linked to China, and the IMF has provided Sierra Leone with $211 million in funding.
The Nigerian government has launched FreeTV to enhance opportunities for local entrepreneurs and innovators. The platform features over 100 channels, including news, sports, and entertainment.
Experts believe that Nigeria's growth in the AI sector hinges on improved telecommunications infrastructure and higher local internet usage. Strengthening these areas is essential for the country to compete globally in the AI economy.
TikTok and the International Chamber of Commerce are collaborating to harness Nigeria's internet growth for small and medium enterprises. This initiative aims to create new business opportunities in the digital space.
BusinessDay has reported on various developments as of June 19, 2026. The details of these developments are available in their latest edition.
A Nigerian academic is advocating for investment in the herbal medicine sector, emphasizing its potential to transform healthcare. This sector could contribute significantly to a projected $250 billion global economy.
Nigerian governors are backing the establishment of state police while emphasizing the need for safeguards and additional conditions. They also recommit to ongoing power sector reforms and advocate for special courts to address kidnapping issues.
The National Economic Council has allocated N83.2 billion to tackle flooding and climate emergencies in Nigeria. Vice President Shettima encourages state governments to collaborate with the federal government to overcome logistical challenges affecting agricultural production.
The Nigerian government has launched a five-year National Regional Development Policy to enhance development planning across the six geopolitical zones. This initiative aims to direct future initiatives and strengthen regional growth.
The African Network for Investment and Trade (AFNIS) has secured $600 million in investments over four years. Minister Dr. Dele Alake advocates for African nations to prioritize value addition over raw mineral exports.
First Abu Dhabi Bank has been recognized for its $626 million Murabaha deal aimed at financing the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway. This initiative is expected to enhance regional integration and economic resilience in Africa.
NILDS and UNIBEN have launched new PhD programs in Law and Governance to enhance research and policy development. This partnership aims to strengthen democratic governance in Nigeria.
The Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) has introduced a new pricing methodology for listed stocks. This updated trading structure features a graduated, three-tier volume system aimed at managing stock price fluctuations.
The Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry has highlighted critical issues in Nigeria's education system, including funding and technology. They urge the private sector to invest in educational infrastructure to address these challenges.
Dr. Sonny Echono emphasizes the importance of merit-based selection for university leaders overseeing PhD programs. He made these remarks during the launch of the Abuja Leadership Centre Lecture Series.