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.

Nigeria anticipates fresh loans totaling $4.4 billion to fund development in energy, education, and economic reforms amidst rising national debt.

The Nigerian Stock Exchange sees a 437% surge in foreign investor trades, driven by improved market conditions and favorable government policies, signaling renewed economic confidence.

In a surprising turn of events, Nnamdi Kanu, the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), expressed his willingness to negotiate with the Nigerian government to resolve the charges against him.

Nigeria faces the loss of 300 millionaires in 2024 due to worsening economic conditions and insecurity, reports Henley Private Wealth.

Inflation in Nigeria has wiped out ₦7.6 trillion in consumer spending, highlighting severe economic challenges and declining purchasing power for households

NAFDAC emphasizes the risks of storing cooked food in refrigerators beyond three days, highlighting the potential for serious health issues.

The Abiola family feud over MKO's legacy reveals deep divisions and challenges in preserving the democratic values of the Nigerian hero.

Nigeria spent N214.29 billion on revenue collection in Q1 2024, with FIRS, NCS, and NUPRC reporting major increases in collection costs.

High food prices in Nigeria are placing significant strain on household incomes, exacerbating economic challenges across the country.