Lagos, Nigeria (Tribune Online) – The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) in Nigeria has initiated measures to crack down on illegal cryptocurrency trading activities in the country. This move comes …
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Following the Naira’s improvement, NERC has lowered electricity tariffs for Band A customers, promising reduced bills and consistent power supply.
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The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has launched a collaborative workshop with the West African Institute for Financial and Economic Management (WAIFEM) to improve project management skills across the region. …
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Construction of the Lagos-Calabar highway poses a threat to crucial submarine cables linking Nigeria to Europe, risking significant connectivity disruptions.
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Nigeria’s labor unions push for a N615,000 minimum wage, as states and the private sector face rising economic pressures.
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Six days after the WEF, Nigeria’s President Tinubu remains unaccounted for abroad. Presidency provides minimal information, stirring public and media speculation.
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In a bid to revitalize urban areas and enhance city infrastructure, authorities in Lagos have demolished more than 100 shanties. This move, part of ongoing efforts to address urban blight …
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Abuja gets a high-tech makeover as the FCTA implements a Smart LED lighting upgrade on Airport Road. The project offers benefits like improved security, aesthetics, and energy savings, and could …
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Ibrahim Zikirullahi highlights the weakened state of Nigerian civil society, attributing it to military legacies and limited support.
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The Federal Government of Nigeria has announced a groundbreaking initiative aimed at providing financial assistance to Nigerians seeking to purchase vehicles. Spearheaded by prominent political figure Tinubu, the initiative seeks …
