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Nestle chairman steps down after CEO’s firing, unsettling investors and raising tough questions about stability at the Swiss-based food giant.

Abimbola says Nigerian professors earn gardener’s three-hour pay in the U.S., warning universities face collapse without urgent reforms

A Nigerian man has been sentenced in the U.S. to more than eight years in prison over a $6 million inheritance fraud scheme.

Lagos land policy lowers estate land size to 5,000sqm, unlocking development opportunities as enforcement and urban planning gain momentum

Falana warns that subsidy removal worsens hardship as corruption grows with bribes now paid in dollars.

Ibas says he achieved president’s mandate in Rivers, citing roads, electrification, and empowerment programs that improved communities across the state.

Labour Party pushes Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan reinstatement after court ruling, as international critics fault Senate defiance and warn of regional risks.

Kano governor supports local government autonomy bill, pushing constitutional reforms to give councils financial and administrative independence.

Burkina Faso removes visa fees for African nationals in a Pan-African move to boost tourism and regional integration

Nigerian resident doctors gave the government 24 hours to meet their demands as their fight against arrears and unpaid allowances escalates