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The government's new tax rules for small businesses launch as a major electricity union threatens a nationwide strike and an opposition party alleges selective justice.
The state government has directed agencies to intensify operations against kidnapping syndicates, alleging some attacks are orchestrated by local actors to tarnish the state's image.
The exchange rate between the US dollar and the Nigerian naira remains a critical indicator of economic health and purchasing power for millions.
A geopolitical crisis in Iran has disrupted global liquefied petroleum gas production and shipping, causing a sharp rise in prices that is hitting Nigerian households and businesses hard.
An Israeli assassination threat against Iran's future leadership coincides with attacks on shipping and oil infrastructure, sending energy prices soaring and raising fears of a wider regional war.
A family tragedy in Sepeteri has shocked the community after a man allegedly murdered his brother over accusations stemming from a violent dream.
Former US President Donald Trump asserts he made the decision to strike Iran independently, raising questions about command authority and international precedent.
A women's football club addresses the alleged abduction of a released player on a notorious highway, as regional tensions and fuel price hikes add to national anxieties.
A former footballer's abduction, soaring energy costs, and new tech regulations highlight the complex challenges facing Nigerians today.
The experienced shot-stopper is back as Nigeria's first-choice goalkeeper, bringing stability to the team ahead of crucial fixtures.
Fresh military action in the Middle East threatens global energy security and regional stability.
The Federal Government unveils a major education reform while facing a potential power sector strike and navigating global economic shifts.
The bank's annual event, themed 'Take it, You Own it,' underscores its commitment to fostering female leadership and economic participation in Nigeria.
A sharp rise in energy costs is reshaping global currency markets, with the US dollar strengthening and the euro weakening, impacting international trade and inflation.
This landmark agreement aims to combat misinformation by creating a common framework for labeling AI-generated visual content.
The World Health Organization has issued a stark condemnation as the conflict enters its fifth day, with Israel launching new ground operations in Lebanon and diplomatic efforts ramping up.
A US embargo on jet fuel to Cuba has grounded flights and coincides with volatile global energy prices and a major stock market plunge in South Korea.
Global financial markets are in turmoil as escalating conflict in the Middle East triggers a flight from risk and a scramble for energy security.
A sharp, single-day drop in South Korea's main stock index reflects deep investor anxiety over escalating geopolitical risks in the Middle East.
Britain suspends education visas for Afghanistan, Cameroon, Myanmar, and Sudan, citing a surge in asylum applications from students.
A notorious bridge in Abia, site of multiple fatal accidents including a 2007 student tragedy, has been rebuilt, promising safer travel for the community.
The Federal Government moves to formalize small businesses and end disruptive tax collections while facing a potential nationwide electricity workers' strike.
The Senate President's commendation for a rancour-free party congress in Akwa Ibom contrasts with nationwide concerns over a looming power sector strike and military misinformation.
President Bola Tinubu has directed the urgent release of funds to maintain the country's critical space infrastructure.