Former President Jonathan urges national dialogue over troubling political trends in off-cycle governorship polls, warning they could threaten Nigeria’s democracy.
A N1.6 billion federal project at UNILAG now offers costly accommodation, raising concerns about accessibility for students it was designed to help.
President Tinubu appoints Taiwo Oyedele as Nigeria's new finance minister, enhancing governance after Wale Edun's dismissal amidst economic reforms.
President Tinubu dismissed Finance Minister Wale Edun amid controversial economic reforms, sparking public frustration as fuel prices soar and inflation rises.
The US dollar surged amid rising geopolitical tensions with Iran, while Nigeria's naira weakened, raising concerns for the country's economy and currency stability.
Cattle prices in Lagos soar to N2.5 million, driven by insecurity and transport costs. Butchers urge government to expedite ranching projects to stabilise prices.
SMEDAN has reaffirmed the federal government’s commitment to supporting businesses, while expressing concern over the low application of entrepreneurs for funds.
Afreximbank has opened applications for its 2027 internship programme for young Africans, offering structured training, mentorship, and a monthly stipend.
Nigerian government secures N100 billion from dormant accounts as total public debt hits N187 trillion amid rising costs, highlighting a reliance on unclaimed funds.
The federal government has rejected reports alleging hidden spending and diversion of federation revenue, saying they stem from a misinterpretation.
Nigerian government updates the banned import list, including cement and fertiliser, effective April 1, 2026, amid World Bank's calls to enhance competitiveness.
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