Breaking News

One Person, One ID: Assessing Nigeria’s National Identity Policy

Nigerians registering for NIN as new identity law expands nationwide digital enrollment efforts.

How Oyo State Is Turning Agriculture into Big Business

Modern agricultural processing facility driving Oyo State's agribusiness growth, investment, value addition and farmer prosperity.

Can Nigeria’s New 12-Year Education System Fix a Long-Broken Education Sector?

Nigerian students in classroom highlight education reform, teacher shortages, funding gaps and learning challenges.

Nigeria’s Next Oil? Why Solid Minerals Could Power the Country’s Economic Future

Nigeria's solid minerals, including gold and lithium, support economic diversification and industrial development.

Wage Dignity: Why Nigeria Must Move from Minimum Wage to Living Wage

Nigerian workers demand living wage amid rising living costs, poverty and economic inequality.

Nigeria’s State Police Bill: Reform Promise and the Tests Ahead

The photo shows President Tinubu, the Nigerian Senate chamber, and a police officer.

Why the Warri-Itakpe Railway Falls Short

Warri-Itakpe railway train faces freight challenges, vandalism, safety concerns despite growing passenger demand.

Ibadan Protesters Demand Release of Abducted Pupils as Security Forces Record Gains in Kogi, Adamawa

Ibadan Protesters Demand Release of Abducted Pupils as Security Forces Record Gains in Kogi, Adamawa

Nigeria’s Insecurity: The Paradox of Winning Battles, Losing Citizens

Nigeria's insecurity deepens as military gains clash with rising kidnappings, killings, and citizen vulnerability.

Modernising Education: Nigeria Bets Big on UBEC, NELFUND

Digital education reform, student loans expansion, and funding push reshape Nigeria's education sector.

Ekiti 2026: A Crucial Test for INEC’s Credibility Under Amupitan

Ekiti governorship candidates campaign as election tests INEC credibility and public trust.

Between Libya’s Guns and State Policing: Nigeria’s Fight against Insecurity

Police patrol vehicle and body armor symbolize Nigeria's fight against terrorism, banditry, and insecurity.

Fiscal Discipline, Liquidity Injection and Investment Mobilisation: Three Signals from Nigeria’s Economy

Nigeria economic outlook highlights GDP growth, foreign investment, fiscal discipline and infrastructure development.

EX-Power Minister Adelabu Loses as Sen Alli Clinches Oyo Guber Ticket

An APC 2027 campaign banner for Bola Tinubu and Oyo State gubernatorial candidate Sharafadeen Alli.

Trump Begins State Visit to China to Strengthen US-China Ties

Donald Trump and Xi Jinping shaking hands, standing before American and Chinese flags.

How the 2026 US-Middle East Conflict Is Reshaping Counter Terrorism in Nigeria

Middle East rivalries and US-Iran tensions complicating Nigeria's counterterrorism strategies and national security.

First Lady Calls for Justice and Action as Women Affairs Ministry Hosts Give to Gain Summit in Abuja

Women receive N500,000 empowerment grants at the Give to Gain Summit in Abuja.

How the Hormuz Conflict Is Repricing Nigeria-US Oil Partnership

An oil tanker navigating calm waters toward a refinery, symbolizing Nigeria’s strategic energy partnership.

Nigeria Sees Revenue Gains as Oil Prices Surge on Middle East Conflict

Smoke billows over a city skyline during the Middle East conflict, impacting Nigeria's oil revenue.

US Military Commences Blockade of Iran’s Strait of Hormuz

U.S. Navy destroyer USS Kidd enforces a blockade against Iranian maritime traffic in the Strait.

Rising Borrowing Costs Deepen Debt Concerns for Nigeria, Other African Economies – AfDB

The African Development Bank building with the AfDB logo, highlighting Africa's mounting debt concerns.

Netanyahu Orders Direct Peace Talks with Lebanon

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu authorizes direct peace talks with Lebanon in Washington to disarm Hezbollah.

Israel’s Lebanon Offensive Threatens US-Iran Fragile Truce

Israeli strikes on Lebanon fuel regional tensions, threatening the fragile ceasefire between Iran and the United States.

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.