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The Vice President outlines government reforms aimed at easing burdens on small businesses while new data shows significant growth in power sector metering and national reserves.
The ongoing war in the Middle East is creating significant economic and political challenges for African nations, affecting trade, energy, and regional stability.
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has responded to critics following his team's crucial Premier League win, highlighting the pressure and scrutiny at the top of the table.
A violent assault on a rural homestead highlights the persistent insecurity plaguing farming communities in Southwest Nigeria.
A new Israeli military assessment suggests Tehran's top officials are under significant pressure, potentially reshaping regional security dynamics.
As the Middle East conflict enters its sixth day, African nations find themselves structurally exposed to the widening war, with key US bases and strategic waterways under threat.
The temporary closure of a major diplomatic mission disrupts services and signals heightened security concerns in Nigeria's capital.
A major agricultural university launches an award to boost farming skills as police respond to a violent farm attack and the IGP warns of global security threats.
The head of the International Monetary Fund has issued a stark warning that the ongoing war in the Middle East is severely testing the resilience of the world economy.
Nigerian households face a sharp rise in cooking gas costs while China restricts fuel exports and US mining firms eye Venezuela investments.
The Academic Staff Union of Universities raises alarm over a potential land grab at a federal university, as separate court rulings and security attacks highlight systemic pressures on Nigeria's education sector.
A significant push in meter installations by electricity distribution companies brings the government closer to its goal of ending estimated billing for consumers.
Novak Djokovic has sparked speculation by predicting a comeback for the 23-time Grand Slam champion, who recently regained eligibility to compete.
A new round of military strikes between Israel and Iran signals a dangerous expansion of hostilities beyond the Gaza war, raising global security fears.
A major fugitive's arrest highlights Nigeria's drug war as academics clash with a state government over university land and health experts warn of neglected diseases.
A House of Representatives committee has endorsed a private sector-led initiative to establish Nigeria's pioneering financial institution dedicated to climate and green projects.
The United States is reportedly moving to secure access to Venezuela's vast mineral resources, signaling a new phase in its economic engagement with the sanctioned nation.
A day of major policy announcements saw the Senate empower the CBN on fintech and the government approve key changes for medical professionals and schools.
The killing of a senior commander in a Tehran-backed Iraqi militia escalates regional tensions and sparks a wave of online misinformation.
A reported attack in the Persian Gulf coincides with stalled US crypto legislation and a major AI revenue surge, while a Nigerian political party mourns a sudden loss.
The Lagos APC is reeling from the sudden death of a key official, while a separate crisis sees cooking gas prices surge by 40% in a week.
Manchester City's manager refuses to concede the championship despite dropping crucial points against Nottingham Forest, keeping the season's climax alive.
Prime Minister's statement marks a significant shift in Canada's foreign policy posture, raising questions about potential direct involvement in Middle Eastern tensions.
A crucial piece of legislation to regulate Nigeria's booming cryptocurrency sector has stalled again, creating uncertainty for investors and the digital economy.