Dangote Refinery reassures Nigerians of steady fuel supply, saying it has over 310 million liters of petrol ready for distribution despite rising prices.
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EU lawmaker Dominik Tarczyński reignites debate over alleged Christian genocide in Nigeria, drawing denial from the federal government.
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Laju Iren urges filmmakers to master the economics of the film industry, balancing creativity with profitability for long-term success.
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The CBN and Bank of Angola sign an MoU to boost monetary policy cooperation, financial stability, and regional integration across Africa.
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Finance Minister Doris Uzoka-Anite says Nigeria’s economic reforms are attracting private capital and driving sustainable growth through fiscal discipline and innovation.
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Nigeria’s inflation slowed to 18 percent in September, its first drop below 20 percent in three years, raising expectations of a central bank rate cut.
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Kebbi approves N4.05 billion for hospital rehabilitation as part of a broader push to strengthen healthcare and service delivery across the state.
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Olubadan inaugurates a five-member legal committee to tackle land grabbing in Ibadan, directing it to submit recommendations within 21 days.
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Nigeria Customs intercepts nearly 2,000 jerrycans of petrol worth N80.4m in Lagos and Ogun, sealing a Badagry filling station linked to the smuggling operation.
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Nigeria joins 55 Commonwealth nations in a $2tn trade initiative aimed at boosting intra-bloc investment, economic resilience, and sustainable development by 2030.
