President Tinubu has ordered a pension hike and free healthcare for CPS retirees, following protests across Nigeria demanding better post-retirement welfare
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Lagos tells people in Lekki, Ikorodu, and Ajegunle to leave since the flooding is getting worse because of climate change and more rain.
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Afreximbank commits $1.35bn to Dangote Refinery, advancing Africa’s energy security and industrialization goals.
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Peter Obi’s promise to only serve one term remains, he believes that great leadership doesn’t need to last long.
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Nigerians living in Ghana say the “Nigerians Must Go” protest there is unfair and could lead to a bigger diplomatic crisis and racial tensions.
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Anietie Udoh says that brands need to work with Nigerian content creators from the beginning if they want to stay relevant in the $250 billion global creative economy.
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Nigeria’s government is rolling out 7,000 new telecom towers in areas where connectivity is limited, to give digital access to more than 20 million people.
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Students and parents in Taraba are unhappy with WAEC after candidates in the West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) had to sit for their English exams past midnight.
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The socio-political body Afenifere in Yorubaland makes Oba Olu Falae the chairman of its executive committee and asks for national restructuring as well as better security.
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Minister of Housing Arc Ahmed Dangiwa launches an evaluation committee of 12 members in Lokogoma, Abuja, to ensure all 753 recovered houses are distributed properly.
