Lawmakers and CSOs decry N2.9 trillion spent on electricity subsidies as wasteful, with little improvement in power quality.

Atiku Abubakar pledges support for Peter Obi in the 2027 elections, signaling potential PDP and Labour Party merger.

A video circulating on social media offers a glimpse into a lavish suite at the Delborough Hotel in Lagos, Nigeria, claimed to be the "most advanced hotel room" in West Africa. The room features a blend of cutting-edge technology and opulent comfort.

The Nigerian Government announces a N130 billion payment to settle debts with gas suppliers, aiming to enhance stability and reliability in the power sector.

Atedo Peterside criticizes CBN’s approach to stabilizing the naira, calling for a more sustainable and market-aligned strategy as the currency hits N1500/$.

Nigeria's non-oil export sector is facing challenges due to deficiencies in bill of lading knowledge. Efforts are underway to improve exporter training and streamline processes.

Stakeholders highlight the escalating costs of hypertension drugs as a major barrier to managing the condition effectively in Nigeria.

Nigerian human rights lawyer Femi Falana announces a landmark victory for Nigerian journalists. They can no longer be arrested for vaguely defined offenses like cyberstalking or insult, thanks to a recent ECOWAS Court ruling. This decision strengthens freedom of expression and combats shrinking civic space in Nigeria.

The World Bank has taken decisive action against corruption by blacklisting 58 Nigerian companies and individuals implicated in fraudulent practices. This move underscores the global commitment to combatting corruption and promoting transparency in financial transactions.

Peter Obi emphasizes the need for strong institutions and rule of law to protect Nigeria’s democracy and attract investments.

Netflix expands into live sports, securing rights to stream NFL’s prestigious Christmas Day games starting in 2024, marking a significant milestone in sports broadcasting.

Nigerian lawmakers have reaffirmed their support for the controversial cybercrime levy, insisting it applies only to businesses that profit from cyberspace activities. This move follows public confusion surrounding the levy's implementation.