Motoni Olodun

Nigeria partners with Chevron and ExxonMobil to boost cooking gas supply and curb prices, aiming for sustainable energy solutions in response to shortages.

Rice prices in Nigeria have soared by 123%, making it increasingly unaffordable and diminishing the value of the new minimum wage amidst ongoing inflation.

Standard Bank reports that Nigeria loses $26 billion annually due to power failures, affecting economic productivity and prompting calls for infrastructure investment.

The recent helicopter crash in Nigeria’s oil-rich Niger Delta, which claimed three lives, raises pressing concerns about safety in the oil sector. Discover what must be done to prevent future …

President Tinubu has reshuffled his cabinet, appointing 7 new ministers, reassigning 10, and dismissing 5 in a move aimed at enhancing government efficiency and driving national reforms.

The PDP’s internal crisis deepens as a chieftain drags the party and INEC to court, challenging the legality of an upcoming NEC meeting amid leadership disputes.

PDP governors held a crucial meeting to discuss decisions involving Acting National Chairman Umar Damagum and the NEC, focusing on leadership and election strategies.

The Central Bank of Nigeria has tightened liquidity by mopping up N7.6 trillion, aiming to curb inflation and stabilize the naira, though business growth may be impacted.

Nigeria’s national electricity grid has collapsed for the third time in one week, disrupting power across the country and raising concerns over the country’s power infrastructure

Nigeria’s rollout of the Oxford R21 malaria vaccine signals a groundbreaking step in the fight against malaria, but public skepticism could pose challenges to achieving widespread immunization.