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US and Iran announce a two-week ceasefire and reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.

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KERC Chairman Ibrahim Abdwaaris speaks on Kogi State's new electricity market and mini-grid expansion.

Nigeria in the Lithium Race: Can It Turn Potential into Power?

Artisanal miners in Nasarawa, Nigeria, sorting raw lithium rocks for global clean energy battery demand.

Nigeria’s Niger Delta investment drive woos Chinese investors

Niger Delta summit targeting $5 billion investment through Chinese partnerships and regional industrial growth.

Nigeria’s Reform Fatigue Meets Election Politics: The Economic Test Before 2027

Economic reforms in Nigeria face pressure from inflation and fiscal demands ahead of 2027 elections.

Billions in the Shadows: Can Nigeria Tax the Social Commerce Boom?

Nigeria targets "shadow" social commerce billions as authorities map informal digital retail tax.

Selling Without Stores: Nigeria’s WhatsApp Economy Surges Ahead of Regulators

Small business owner managing customer orders and logistics directly via smartphone messaging apps in Nigeria.

Powering Profits: Why Nigerian Businesses Are Quietly Switching to Solar

Nigerian businesses adopting solar and hybrid systems to cut diesel costs and boost profitability.

Nigeria’s Reform Push Wins World Bank Support, Opens Door to Expanded Financing

World Bank logo alongside the Nigerian flag, symbolizing a partnership for national economic reform.

Industry Leading: Nigeria Set to Lead African Green Tech with First South Korean Backed EV Plant

Nigeria and South Korea partner to establish Africa's first large-scale electric vehicle manufacturing plant.

Survey Reveals 54.3% Nigerian Minors Buy Alcohol on Their Own

US and Iran Agree to Two Weeks Conditional Ceasefire as Negotiation Continues

US and Iran announce a two-week ceasefire and reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.

Iran Defiant As US, Israel Intensify Attacks

Trump warns of "dying civilization" as Israel-U.S. intensify strikes while Iran forms human chains.

Kogi Opens Electricity Market to Investors as Regulator Marks One Year

KERC Chairman Ibrahim Abdwaaris speaks on Kogi State's new electricity market and mini-grid expansion.

Nigeria in the Lithium Race: Can It Turn Potential into Power?

Artisanal miners in Nasarawa, Nigeria, sorting raw lithium rocks for global clean energy battery demand.

Nigeria’s Niger Delta investment drive woos Chinese investors

Niger Delta summit targeting $5 billion investment through Chinese partnerships and regional industrial growth.

Nigeria’s Reform Fatigue Meets Election Politics: The Economic Test Before 2027

Economic reforms in Nigeria face pressure from inflation and fiscal demands ahead of 2027 elections.

Billions in the Shadows: Can Nigeria Tax the Social Commerce Boom?

Nigeria targets "shadow" social commerce billions as authorities map informal digital retail tax.

Selling Without Stores: Nigeria’s WhatsApp Economy Surges Ahead of Regulators

Small business owner managing customer orders and logistics directly via smartphone messaging apps in Nigeria.

Powering Profits: Why Nigerian Businesses Are Quietly Switching to Solar

Nigerian businesses adopting solar and hybrid systems to cut diesel costs and boost profitability.

Nigeria’s Reform Push Wins World Bank Support, Opens Door to Expanded Financing

World Bank logo alongside the Nigerian flag, symbolizing a partnership for national economic reform.

Industry Leading: Nigeria Set to Lead African Green Tech with First South Korean Backed EV Plant

Nigeria and South Korea partner to establish Africa's first large-scale electric vehicle manufacturing plant.

Survey Reveals 54.3% Nigerian Minors Buy Alcohol on Their Own