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Lagos warns of Lekki-Epe road sign thefts as repairs begin

Lagos officials say road signs on the Lekki-Epe Expressway vanish within days of installation and are urging residents to help catch the thieves.

Ogun health workers begin 72-hour warning strike after colleague is stabbed at Abeokuta hospital

Health workers at the Federal Medical Centre, Abeokuta, began a 72-hour warning strike after a laboratory scientist was allegedly stabbed by a patient’s relative at the hospital.

Nigeria’s Steel Revival: FG Secures N35bn Funding for Ajaokuta Mill

  Nigeria’s quest to revive its steel industry has received a major boost as the...

MTN Nigeria Plans to Raise N72.1 Billion in Commercial Paper Series 10

MTN Nigeria, the leading telecommunications company in the country, has announced its intention to...

How African Startups’ Failures Shook Investor Confidence In The Tech Ecosystem

The African tech ecosystem has been hit by a wave of failures and scandals...

Nigerian Embassies Face Financial Strain Due to Federal Government’s Funding Delays

Nigeria's foreign missions worldwide are confronting severe financial constraints, exacerbated by the Federal Government's...

Nigeria Aims to Boost Startup Ecosystem with $5 Billion Target

Nigeria, Africa’s largest economy, has set an ambitious goal to help its startups raise...

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Lagos warns of Lekki-Epe road sign thefts as repairs begin

Lagos officials say road signs on the Lekki-Epe Expressway vanish within days of installation and are urging residents to help catch the thieves.

Ogun health workers begin 72-hour warning strike after colleague is stabbed at Abeokuta hospital

Health workers at the Federal Medical Centre, Abeokuta, began a 72-hour warning strike after a laboratory scientist was allegedly stabbed by a patient’s relative at the hospital.

Obasanjo says 13% derivation is only a start for oil-producing states

Former president Olusegun Obasanjo says the 13% derivation is only a starting point for oil producing states, as Bayelsa governor Douye Diri calls it inadequate.

Nigeria spent N7.7 trillion on debt interest in six months, 124% of its revenue, World Bank says

Nigeria spent N7.7 trillion on interest in the first half of 2026, equal to 124.2% of its N6.2 trillion revenue, according to the World Bank.