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Fifteen senior officers from the Nigerian Army’s Artillery Corps, including 11 Major Generals and four Brigadier Generals, were retired in a pulling-out ceremony in Kaduna.

From shea butter to sesame seeds, explore five surprising Nigerian products making a global impact through international exports.

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

NARTO urges the government to prioritize the repair of the Oyo-Ogbomosho highway, warning of potential safety risks and economic losses if action is delayed.

Lagos government warns residents in flood-prone areas to relocate due to water releases from Oyan Dam as part of flood prevention measures

Nigerians warn President Tinubu against keeping up economic reforms for as long as 10 or 15 years as recommended by World Bank, or else see unrest.

Orji Uzor Kalu, Senator, advocates for a single six year term for presidents and governors as it will reduce wasteful expenditure and an incidence of better governance uncomplicated by re-election.

NFF President Ibrahim Gusau pledges to defend Nigeria’s dignity after the national football team endures harsh conditions in Libya during AFCON qualifiers.

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.

The start of operations of Aliko Dangote’s Lagos‐based refinery have helped him double his net worth to $28 billion, according to Bloomberg Billionaires Index.