NNPC declares a state of emergency on crude oil production, addressing theft, vandalism, and operational disruptions to stabilize Nigeria's vital oil industry.

Aliko Dangote addresses stifling interest rates and the need for supportive policies to boost Nigeria’s manufacturing and economic potential.

The Nigerian Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is urging stakeholders in the Nigerian capital market to embrace innovation as a driver of economic growth and sustainable development. Dr. Emomotimi Agama, Director-General of the SEC, highlighted the potential of innovative financial instruments and fintech to unlock new opportunities and address socio-economic challenges. The SEC is committed to fostering a regulatory environment that encourages responsible innovation in the Nigerian capital market, focusing on sustainability and collaboration among stakeholders.

CBN reforms have driven investment inflows to a four-year high in Nigeria, signaling positive economic growth and enhanced investor confidence.

Court dismisses Nnamdi Kanu’s N1 billion human rights suit, finding no sufficient evidence of rights violations by the DSS or the Nigerian government.

Police and army start clearance operations in Borno after deadly bombings, aiming to prevent further threats and ensure public safety.

INEC Chairman Mahmood Yakubu states that the commission lacks constitutional authority to conduct local government elections outside the FCT, calling for necessary constitutional amendments.

Concerns grow as new minimum wage proposal might push several Nigerian states towards financial instability.

Aiteo ends contracts with Amotoi, Livingstone and others due to crude theft and fraud, aiming to safeguard operations and assets in Nigeria.

Nigerian football faces a crisis as the Super Eagles seek a new coach after Finidi George's resignation, sparking debate over foreign versus local coaching.

Soaring tomato prices in Nigeria are driving consumers to use cucumbers and cayenne pepper as substitutes, showcasing culinary adaptability amidst economic challenges.

Okoi Obono-Obla alleges that the Buhari administration protected a former governor from prosecution over $200 million in offshore assets.