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In Cross River, market women face multiple taxes and poor sanitation, hindering their business operations and threatening their health.

Dangote’s new refinery starts, promising to end Nigeria’s need for petrol imports and setting a milestone for self-sufficiency in Africa’s energy sector.

Amid deepening political rifts, five commissioners in Rivers State resign, spotlighting a significant divide over allegiance to Governor Fubara and Minister Wike

Dangote Refinery plans to import 24 million barrels of US crude, aiming to enhance Nigeria’s energy independence and economic resilience.

Starting May 24, Nigerian students can apply for interest-free loans via a newly launched government portal, supporting both academic and vocational pursuits.

In South-West Nigeria, countless abandoned projects signify deep-seated issues in resource allocation and government project continuity.

Governor Sanwo-Olu of Lagos State cautions pilgrims against money laundering and criminal activity, while pledging to cover pilgrimage costs and offering guidance for a successful Hajj experience.

A prominent academic has sounded the alarm about the dire state of Nigeria’s education sector, describing it as being in a state of deep crisis. Professor Olaopa’s stark assessment highlights …

Record-high inflation in Nigeria hits a 28-year peak at 33.69%, exacerbating economic hardships for households as food and living costs continue to soar.

Samson Ajao has set a new Guinness World Record by reading aloud for 215 hours, inspiring a community-wide celebration in Osogbo.