By Blaise Udunze On a daily basis, the world watches Nigeria through a familiar lens in what appears to be...
Nigeria could record stronger oil revenues in 2026 as higher crude prices driven by the conflict in the Middle East...
By Malik Usama A wind turbine blade that is longer than a football field is not just a manufacturing milestone....
When the Central Bank of Nigeria’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) gathered in Abuja for its 305th meeting, the pressure to...
By Blaise Udunze Nigerians should gear up to start seeking accountability from those in power because the country is gradually...
BY Blaise Udunze When the word “xenophobic” is talked about, most affected African countries tend to focus on the pains...
Despite forwarding to the Independent National Electoral Commission (IENC), last week, the name of Ibrahim Kabir Masari from Katsina State as his running mate, presidential candidate...
By Umar Suleiman The Kebbi State Government has allocated 200 hectares of land to a private investor to set up a 5,600 megawatts solar power plant...
Seventy-seven per cent of small and medium-sized businesses in Eastern Europe, the Middle East, and Africa (EEMEA) are planning to do more business internationally according to...
With rising concern on assets and infrastructure vandalization in Nigeria, Ashcraft Centre for Social Science Research is planning to organize a summit to address the...
Umar Suleiman Electricity distribution companies’ payment to generation companies for electricity generation has dropped by 50 per cent, according to industry data obtained on Sunday. The...
World Bank Sees Dangers against Nigeria’s 3.4% GDP Growth Forecast The World Bank has identified fuel shortage and rising inflation as likely restraints to economic growth...
Subsidy Hits N600/Litre Marketers say Subsidy No Longer Sustainable To make petrol consumption affordable for Nigerians, the federal government daily pay about N40.1 billion as...
