Motoni Olodun

Nigeria has launched a nationwide malaria vaccination program targeting children, aiming to reduce the high mortality rate caused by the disease

The Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN) restored power to 90% of substations after a nationwide grid collapse, focusing on preventing future incidents.

The Senate President’s office dismisses false allegations made in a viral video, calling it a politically motivated smear campaign aimed at tarnishing his reputation.

With petrol prices soaring, remote workers in Nigeria are increasingly turning to solar energy for reliable and cost-effective power solutions.

Bandits in Sokoto have taken control of local governance, appointing and removing village heads at will, according to the council chairman. Urgent intervention is needed.

With NNPC’s recent fuel price hike following subsidy removal, Nigeria faces inflationary pressures, higher costs for businesses, and concerns about effective reinvestment of saved funds.

Industry experts argue that the divestment of oil and gas assets in Nigeria does not have to be complex, emphasizing regulatory reforms and collaboration to simplify the process and attract …

The Nigerian government has named the Dangote Refinery as the sole supplier of jet fuel, aiming to address shortages and stabilize the aviation sector by reducing dependence on imports.

Rivers State Governor Fubara has expressed concern over President Tinubu’s silence amid a growing political crisis, urging federal intervention to stabilize the state and resolve internal conflicts.

With 18.3 million children out of school, Nigeria’s education crisis is crippling its economy by limiting workforce development, worsening poverty, and slowing growth.