Finance Minister Taiwo Oyedele opened talks with indigenous contractors in Abuja, pledging a transparent and structured plan to settle the Federal Government's outstanding debts.
HURIWA challenges the Federal Government's account of rescuing 137 kidnapped Kaduna pupils without arrests, demanding transparency and criticizing the handling of the children's emotional and psychological trauma.
In Lagos, two esteemed doctors face involuntary manslaughter charges for allegedly failing to administer anaesthetics properly, leading to a patient's death, sparking debates on medical accountability.
As the economy wobbles, property owners pivot, converting offices to apartments and short-lets, adapting to work trends and recouping investments in Nigeria's changing landscape.
President Tinubu launches four transformative projects to boost Nigerian women's economic influence and societal roles, marking a historic step towards empowerment.
Peter Obi demands robust action against Nigeria's banditry, highlighting the link between security and poverty alleviation, and the urgent need for unified efforts to restore peace and economic stability.
Nigeria takes a bold step with the Child Online Access Protection Bill, aiming to shield our kids from digital dangers and foster a secure internet playground.
In Abuja, escalating hunger and economic challenges spark widespread looting for food. Citizens, driven by desperation, target warehouses amid Nigeria's severe food insecurity crisis.
Ten months post-urgent call, Lagos-Abeokuta Expressway's condition worsens, highlighting residents' daily struggles, increased accidents, and the desperate need for governmental intervention to restore safety and connectivity.
Nigerian forces make bold strides, eliminating terrorists, apprehending suspects, and liberating hostages. A significant blow to insurgency and oil theft nationwide.
Finance Minister Taiwo Oyedele opened talks with indigenous contractors in Abuja, pledging a transparent and structured plan to settle the Federal Government's outstanding debts.
Nestoil rejected reports linking it to First Bank's dividend halt, blamed a CBN forbearance directive, and threatened defamation suits against banks and media.
United Bank for Africa, Heirs Holdings-backed Redtech and MoMo PSB launched a cardless payment partnership, enabling wallet payments across 55,000 RedPay terminals nationwide.