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Transcorp Hotels Names Awele Elumelu as Board Chair From 2026

Transcorp Hotels appoints Awele Elumelu as chair, signaling a strategic shift toward wellness-driven hospitality and diversified revenue growth.
Business

BUA Foods Nears Completion of Nigeria’s Largest Sugar Complex

BUA Foods is close to completing Nigeria’s largest integrated sugar complex in Kwara State, a project expected to boost local production, generate power and reduce sugar imports.
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Tinubu’s Governance ‘Fair to All Nigerians,’ Says FG

FG insists Tinubu’s governance is fair to all Nigerians, with balanced appointments and projects spread nationwide for equity and stability.
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Nigeria Faces Uproar Over Plan to Raise Politicians’ Pay

Nigeria political salary hike plan sparks fierce backlash as parties, civic groups, and religious leaders call it provocative and insensitive amid poverty and inflation.
Politics

Ikpeazu Built And Inaugurated Uninhabitable Government House

According to Abia’s Information Commissioner, ex-Governor Ikpeazu was in a hurry to open an uninhabitable Government House that lacks basic features.
Politics

APC Claims Victory for 2027, Expects More Governors to Join

APC declares the 2027 elections a “done deal,” citing defections and increased political support.
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Bakare Criticizes Tinubu’s Leadership in Scathing Easter Address

Pastor Tunde Bakare criticizes President Tinubu’s leadership, urging a change in approach and highlighting economic struggles under his rule.
Politics

Bill to Bar Over-60s from Running for President, Governor Passes

The Nigerian House of Representatives passes a bill to prevent individuals over 60 from contesting for President or Governor, alongside other key reforms.
Politics

2027 Elections: Coalition Forms Against Tinubu and APC

Team New Nigeria (TNN) emerges to challenge President Tinubu and the APC ahead of the 2027 elections, criticizing their economic policies.
Politics

Obasanjo: Most Nigerian Politicians Seek Office to Enrich Themselves

Obasanjo claims most Nigerian politicians use public office to enrich themselves, condemning corruption and calling for a governance model suited to Africa.
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Tinubu Challenges Court’s Power to Order His Impeachment

Tinubu petitioned the court to dismiss the impeachment proceedings and denied any infringement of rights of the plaintiffs.
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Transparency in Nigeria’s Political Funding System

Nigeria’s opaque political funding system fosters corruption, weakens democratic institutions, and allows undue influence, highlighting the urgent need for transparency and accountability.
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Atiku’s Aide tells Shettima: Deal with useful matters, not Kemi Badenoch

Shaibu asks Shettima to concentrate on useful matters and not Kemi Badenoch.
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Obasanjo Thanks Gowon For Efforts To Secure His Release

Obasanjo thanks Gowon for his intervention that led to his release from prison under Abacha's regime
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Transcorp Hotels Names Awele Elumelu as Board Chair From 2026

Transcorp Hotels appoints Awele Elumelu as chair, signaling a strategic shift toward wellness-driven hospitality and diversified revenue growth.
Business

BUA Foods Nears Completion of Nigeria’s Largest Sugar Complex

BUA Foods is close to completing Nigeria’s largest integrated sugar complex in Kwara State, a project expected to boost local production, generate power and reduce sugar imports.
News

Airtel Africa Strikes Starlink Deal to Expand Satellite Coverage

Airtel Africa’s Starlink deal aims to extend mobile coverage into rural areas, using satellite technology to bypass towers and narrow Africa’s persistent digital divide.
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Microsoft Deepens Digital, AI Skills Push in Nigeria

Microsoft is scaling up AI and digital skills training in Nigeria, targeting students, developers and public servants as demand for technology talent accelerates.

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