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UNIEC warns Igbo silence on Nnamdi Kanu case

UNIEC Director-General Justice Alpha Ikpeama says silence from Igbo leaders on the Nnamdi Kanu case is eroding moral authority and regional credibility.

Nigeria food market set for $233bn growth surge

Messe managing director Paul Marz projected Nigeria's food market at $233.53 billion in 2025, with 10.76 percent annual growth through 2030 at record agrofood expo.

Top 5 Political Figures Who Shaped Modern Nigeria

Explore the top political figures who shaped modern Nigeria’s independence, democracy, and governance today

MKO Abiola’s Legacy in Turmoil: Family Feuds Over Empire

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

Nigerian Democracy at 25: A Journey of Highs and Lows

As Nigeria marks 25 years of democracy, the journey has been a mix of significant progress and persistent challenges, reflecting the dynamic nature of the country's democratic evolution.

Peter Obi Calls for Judicial Reform to Strengthen Nigeria’s Democracy

Peter Obi emphasizes the need for strong institutions and rule of law to protect Nigeria’s democracy and attract investments.

Southeast Political Turmoil: Wave of Defections Rocks Region

In the Southeast, a surge of politicians jumping ship sparks uncertainty. What drives these defections, and what do they mean for Nigerian democracy?

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UNIEC warns Igbo silence on Nnamdi Kanu case

UNIEC Director-General Justice Alpha Ikpeama says silence from Igbo leaders on the Nnamdi Kanu case is eroding moral authority and regional credibility.

Nigeria food market set for $233bn growth surge

Messe managing director Paul Marz projected Nigeria's food market at $233.53 billion in 2025, with 10.76 percent annual growth through 2030 at record agrofood expo.

Manufacturers fault CBN over non-oil exporter exclusion

MANEG executive secretary Benedict Obhiosa says CBN's new forex policy for oil companies creates an unfair gap, leaving non-oil exporters without comparable incentives.

Manufacturing foreign investment in Nigeria plunges 51 percent

Nigeria's manufacturing sector absorbed just $772.45 million in foreign investment in 2025, a 51 percent drop from 2023, even as total capital inflows surged.