Nigeria’s dependence on imported petrol showed further signs of rebounding in July as supplies from domestic refineries dropped sharply, forcing a bigger contribution from foreign imports despite the country’s expanding refining capacity. Latest statistics on Nigeria’s midstream and downstream petroleum operations for July 2026, published…
The perennial power outages in Adamawa State may soon become a thing of the past as the North East Development…
Governor Bassey Otu of Cross River State has warned traditional rulers across the state that they risk losing their certificates…
As the Federal Government intensifies efforts to attract investment into Nigeria’s vast mineral resources and halt the export of raw…
The Young Progressives Party has said its former presidential candidate, Anita Chukwu, voluntarily withdrew from the 2027 presidential race following…
Business
Inside the ₦5.6 trillion industry Nigerians can’t stop feeding in 2026. Sports betting in Nigeria has grown far beyond a casual habit. Today, betting…
On June 18, 2026, Nigeria’s external reserves touched $51.04 billion; this is…
Nigeria’s banking sector continued to tread cautiously last week as institutions prepared…
Finance Minister and Coordinating Minister of the Economy, Wale Edun, on Tuesday,…
Politics
What Adeleke’s re-election really tells us about Nigerian democracy and the road to 2027 On Saturday, August 15, 2026, over…
Tech & Innovation
Elon Musk announces that video and audio calls are to arrive on X (formerly Twitter). In a brief post, the X owner states, “Video & audio…