President Tinubu announces the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway, promising to transform transportation and boost tourism, unlocking economic opportunities for Nigeria’s coastal regions.
Oluwatosin Racheal Alabi
Oluwatosin Racheal Alabi
Oluwatosin Racheal Alabi, an accomplished journalist, boasts of a pivotal year with Insight Links Media where she held the esteemed role of an international correspondent. Specializing in amplifying global stories, Oluwatosin stands out as a skilled writer and a vibrant, articulate speaker. Her unmatched zeal for journalism, combined with her audacious reporting style, distinguishes her in the realm of contemporary journalism. Advocating for truth and transparency, she continuously strives to bring unbiased and relevant narratives to the forefront.
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Former Emir of Kano, Muhammadu Sanusi II, asserts that his reinstatement is a divine decree preordained by God, reflecting on the events surrounding his removal and return to the throne.
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Nigeria extends the PEBEC Regulatory Reform Accelerator by 30 days to finalize critical reforms, aiming to improve the business environment and attract investments.
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Nigeria’s federal government and organized private sectors increase the national minimum wage to N57,000, aiming to alleviate financial burdens on workers and improve living standards.
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Ayo Opadokun reveals how Bola Tinubu fled Nigeria during Abacha’s regime, highlighting a significant episode in the struggle for democracy.
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Nigerian labor unions’ wage demands could cost the government over N11 trillion annually, leading to intense negotiations and economic concerns
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Nigeria’s labor unions, NLC and TUC, stand firm on a May 31 deadline for a new minimum wage, warning of strikes if the government fails to act.
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The CBN has officially withdrawn its cybersecurity levy, opting for alternative measures to enhance financial sector resilience without imposing additional costs on banks.
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The Nigerian Union of Pensioners warns that the Federal Government’s proposal to use the N20 trillion pension fund for projects could jeopardize pensioners’ financial security.
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Dangote Refinery plans to import 24 million barrels of US crude, aiming to enhance Nigeria’s energy independence and economic resilience.