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MTN Nigeria has launched its youth entrepreneurship initiative, The Gathering 100, in Kano to support young innovators. This investment aims to enhance the entrepreneurial ecosystem in the region.
Airtel Africa Plc has increased its share buyback program to 1.8 million shares due to strong stock performance. This move reflects the company's confidence in its market position and growth potential.
Singapore's court has ordered Bloomberg to pay $356,000, while a tragic fire in Brussels has resulted in six fatalities. Additionally, Kenya has decided to extend its fuel tax relief measures.
Nigerian lawmakers have retracted the State Police Bill following President Bola Tinubu's introduction of a new Constitution Amendment proposal. This shift indicates a significant change in the legislative agenda regarding state policing.
BusinessDay has published a significant report on July 15, 2026. The report is expected to provide valuable insights into current economic trends.
Yellow Card has received seven nominations for financial crime awards, highlighting the progress of cryptocurrency regulation in Africa. This showcases the industry's commitment to compliance and financial crime prevention as competitive advantages.
WATRA is advocating for regional initiatives to enhance submarine cable resilience in West Africa. This comes as global strategies for cable resilience are being developed.
Mr. Akpabio suggests that the Electoral Act may need to be revisited after lawmakers faced defeats in party primaries. He highlights that these lawmakers have become unintended victims of the legislation they helped create.
Journalist Stanley Ugagbe has been remanded in prison due to allegations of cyberstalking. The court has granted the prosecution time to respond to his bail application.
Delta State Governor Sheriff Oborevwori and media leaders honored Nduka Obaigbena on his 67th birthday, celebrating his significant contributions to journalism. The event marked the 40th anniversary of THISWEEK, highlighting Obaigbena's enduring legacy in the media industry.
Oyedele emphasizes the need for genuine fiscal responsibility to achieve sustainable development in Nigeria. He highlights the government's commitment to a 7% growth rate and a $1 trillion economy, urging that reforms should benefit all Nigerians.
Nigeria's inflation is projected to stabilize at 15.9% in June, attributed to a stable naira. This forecast supports the likelihood of the Monetary Policy Committee maintaining current rates next week.
The Senate has called on the federal government to enhance military and intelligence efforts against bandits and terrorists nationwide. This push aims to strengthen national security and combat ongoing threats effectively.
President Bola Tinubu has urged the Council for the Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria (COREN) to enhance regulations and enforce sanctions in the engineering sector. This call aims to improve quality and reduce risks associated with engineering practices.
UNESCO has praised the Nigerian Communications Commission for its initiative providing zero-cost access to educational resources. This effort aims to enhance educational opportunities in Nigeria.
Nigeria's infrastructure deficit has escalated to $100 billion annually, with an estimated $2.3 trillion needed to resolve the issue. The alarming brain drain has left only 55,000 doctors to serve over 230 million Nigerians.
The Senate has declared that the monthly allocation of N2.9 billion is inadequate for the N140 billion budget of the North Central Development Commission. They have instructed the commission to focus on agriculture and security due to these funding constraints.
Lagos State Government is enhancing accountability in public service by training over 200 internal auditors in data analytics. This initiative aims to improve their ability to analyze large volumes of data effectively.
The House of Representatives Public Accounts Committee is demanding full transparency regarding unremitted operating surpluses from the Central Bank of Nigeria and the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation Limited. They have also queried the Office of the Accountant General over deductions from Ministries, Departments, and Agencies.
Dr. Ibrahim Shehu Shema has praised President Bola Tinubu's reforms as challenging but essential for addressing Nigeria's issues. He emphasizes the importance of these changes in revitalizing the nation.
The Nigerian government has pledged support for the Dangote Refinery, acknowledging its significant contributions to the country's economy. Additionally, Shell has been granted enhanced tax credits for its Aparo deepwater project, further boosting local content.
The United States has intensified sanctions on Cuba, specifically targeting its Ministry of Tourism and several state-linked entities. This move represents a significant escalation in U.S. pressure on the Cuban government.
The Industrial Training Fund has initiated a nationwide assessment of 225,000 artisans under the Skill Up Artisans initiative. This program aims to enhance the skills of practicing artisans across Nigeria.
Pension assets in Nigeria have surged by N10.7 trillion over the past two years, reflecting renewed confidence in the system. Reforms have significantly increased retiree payments, with some seeing their monthly earnings rise from N18,000 to N206,000.
The Nigeria Social Insurance Trust Fund (NSITF) has provided prostheses to 78 beneficiaries, aiding those with various injuries. This initiative is part of NSITF's ongoing commitment to support individuals in need.
Boma Alabi, former President of the Commonwealth Lawyers Association, has condemned regional endorsements for the NBA presidency. She advocates for universal voting rights in the electoral process.
President Bola Tinubu has announced a ban on the export of raw cocoa beans, aiming to boost Nigeria's participation in the $165 billion chocolate industry. This move is part of a broader strategy to enhance local processing and production.
Nigeria has provided Shell Plc with a significant production-linked tax credit for a $20 billion deepwater oil project. This unprecedented tax relief could enhance investment in the country's oil sector.
President Bola Tinubu inaugurated a 198-kilometre water pipeline network in Bwari, emphasizing effective governance for citizens. He pledged to extend water projects to Kuje, Kwali, Gwagwalada, and Abaji before the end of his tenure.
Saraki's legal team has called for the presiding judge in the Offa robbery case to withdraw to prevent any potential bias. The court has scheduled a hearing for July 21st in Ilorin.