Search
HomeTagsRenewed Hope agenda

Renewed Hope agenda

Business

Jim Ovia’s $5 Million Bet Built Nigeria’s Zenith Bank Giant

Jim Ovia’s $5 million bet in 1990 built Zenith Bank into Nigeria’s most profitable lender, with over $3.3 billion in shareholders’ funds today.
News

FG Threatens Contract Cut on Ibadan-Ilesha Road Project

Nigeria’s works minister warns contractors on the Ibadan-Ilesha expressway to begin urgent palliative repairs or risk losing half of the project scope.
News

Kasarachi Enyinnah Endorses Tinubu’s Bold Reforms, Advocates for Renewed Hope in Nigeria

Enyinnah praises President Tinubu for his transformative reforms and urges Nigerians to embrace the Renewed Hope Agenda for national progress.
News

Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Plan Aims to Revamp Nigeria’s Health Sector

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's "Renewed Hope Agenda" aims to transform Nigeria's healthcare. Central to...
Politics

Tinubu Appoints 6 Special Advisers, 12 Aides for Shettima

In a move signaling reinforced governance, President Bola Tinubu announced the induction of 18...

Latest articles

Business

Jim Ovia’s $5 Million Bet Built Nigeria’s Zenith Bank Giant

Jim Ovia’s $5 million bet in 1990 built Zenith Bank into Nigeria’s most profitable lender, with over $3.3 billion in shareholders’ funds today.
News

FG Threatens Contract Cut on Ibadan-Ilesha Road Project

Nigeria’s works minister warns contractors on the Ibadan-Ilesha expressway to begin urgent palliative repairs or risk losing half of the project scope.
News

Sowore Sues Police Chief Over Alleged Rights Violations

Activist Omoyele Sowore has sued Nigeria’s police chief, alleging unlawful arrest, detention, and rights violations linked to a protest in Abuja.
News

NYSC to Standardise Protocols for Corpers With Disabilities

NYSC introduces a standardised protocol to ensure inclusive handling of corps members with disabilities during the orientation course and service year.

The Nigerian Inquirer asks the questions that matter to the people, probing into stories that others might overlook.

© 2025 The Nigerian Inquirer. All Rights Reserved.