The National Gold Purchase Programme has injected N6 billion into Nigeria’s economy through locally sourced gold, strengthening foreign reserves and supporting local miners.

Lagos DPP dismisses charges against Chief Moruf Owonla, a community leader, following the emergence of new evidence in a land dispute. The evidence confirms Owonla's rightful claim to the land.

President Tinubu celebrates a $5 million gold transaction, marking a significant milestone in Nigeria's economic diversification under the Renewed Hope Agenda.

US lawmakers are pushing for the release of a detained Binance executive, emphasizing the need for fair treatment and transparency in the legal proceedings. The case highlights significant concerns over international regulatory compliance and due process.

Nigeria will introduce a three-in-one identity card in August, integrating identity, financial, and social services into a single card, according to NIMC

Nigerians criticize governors for dismissing proposed N60,000 minimum wage as unrealistic, calling the move insensitive amid economic hardships.

A tense standoff has emerged in Kano, Nigeria, between the police and the governor over the eviction of the deposed Emir. The Emir remains in his residence as the court date approaches.

Nigeria's unresolved minimum wage crisis led to a two-day strike, causing significant economic disruptions. Urgent action is needed to prevent further damage.

In the first quarter of 2024, Nigeria's total debt stock rose sharply by N24.33 trillion, reaching N121.67 trillion.

UBETAS Limited has unveiled a $550 million project to expand Nigeria's domestic gas supply, aiming to boost local production and distribution, enhance energy security, and support economic growth.

Newly appointed caretaker committee chairmen in Rivers State, Nigeria, face a unique challenge: locked council offices guarded by police. Despite this hurdle, the chairmen have begun working from temporary locations and outlined development plans. The situation creates uncertainty regarding access to resources and potential disruption to local services.

UNODC projects a 40% rise in Africa's drug use by 2030, urging intensified prevention and asset seizure efforts.