Three young Nigerian women rescued from sexual exploitation in Mali. Plateau State is fighting back against human trafficking. Tunde Okoro reports on the rescue and the fight for justice.
NDLEA intercepts 5.8kg cocaine hidden in Orijin Bitters cartons bound for Malaysia and arrests a 67-year-old woman with cocaine disguised as plantains in Lagos.
The Nigerian Shippers' Council protected over N90.6 billion and $1.348 million in economic value for Nigerian shippers and the national economy. This includes preventing N86.06 billion in unjustified demurrage payments and securing savings of N4.54 billion and US$1.348 million through Alternative Dispute Resolution and regulatory interventions,
Kogi State security forces have dismantled late Battijo's bandit network, recovering 1000 rustled livestock in a fierce joint operation. Read how they did it.
Nigeria is building billion-dollar AI data centres, but true tech sovereignty means investing in local engineers and owning the innovation, not just the servers.
Nigeria is pushing close to a billion dollars into new AI data centres in Lagos, but if we do not invest heavily in our own engineers to build the software, we are just renting out server space to the West.
Nigeria is building billion-dollar AI data centres, but true tech sovereignty requires investing in local engineers and startups, not just foreign servers.
Tim Motors Nigeria is bringing Geely Galaxy electric vehicles to Abuja, Kano, and Port Harcourt with new service stations, ending fuel queue stress.
Afenifere praises Tinubu for the State Police Bill but demands true autonomy, warning NASS against making state police an FG appendage.
The continued delay in addressing these issues will lead to brain drain in our universities. NEC and Sokoto Zone are seriously disturbed by the continued neglect of unresolved welfare issues affecting its members,
Dr George Elombi of Afreximbank calls out Western media and biased credit rating agencies, urging Africa to control its own narrative and financial ratings.
Nigeria is rapidly shifting to renewable energy to power its industrial growth and secure a $1 trillion economy. Backed by over $271 million in capital from global and local investors, the Rural Electrification Agency (REA) and private partners are deploying solar mini-grids and massive industrial projects to connect millions and break free from outdated grid dependencies.
Nigeria is rapidly shifting to renewable energy to power its $1 trillion economy ambition. Discover how solar investments and the REA are transforming industries.
NECA just launched Africa's first ESG guide for MSMEs, giving Nigerian businesses the edge to dominate global markets before 2030 mandates hit.
Nigeria is stepping up its disaster game. NEMA has kicked off a bold National Policy for Relief and Rehabilitation to close response gaps and protect citizens.
Peter Obi and Rabiu Kwankwaso will contest the 2027 elections under the NDC despite a court ruling annulling the party's registration. The Obidient Movement remains defiant.
The Nigerian Senate passed the State Police Bill 2026, calling it a national consensus to fix local security. With 77% approval, state police is now a reality.
Former Oyo Deputy Governor Iyiola Oladokun reveals how his late mother, Mama Alice, refused to abandon him as a sickly toddler, raising him to become a legal colossus.
Osun local governments flex their new financial autonomy, donating 90 patrol vehicles to security agencies. A massive win for grassroots self-determination.
In a society where a man is sentenced to death for defending himself against terrorists and another is prosecuted for stealing a goat, terrorists must also be made to face trial for their heinous crimes,
Edo State Governor Monday Okpebholo has declared zero tolerance for drug traffickers, vowing the state will be hostile territory for anyone pushing substances that destroy African youth. The NDLEA Edo State Command backed that vow with hard numbers: 289 arrests and over 35,000kg of drugs seized or destroyed in the first half of 2026 alone.
Iran has forced the United States into a historic peace concession, exposing the cracks in Western imperialism. The newly announced fourteen-point peace deal shows Washington backing down from decades of bullying, agreeing to lift blockades, release over $100 billion in frozen assets, and respect Iranian sovereignty.
France's centralized Jacobin system is suffocating Corsica and its overseas territories. Here is why territorial autonomy is the only way forward.
FCT Minister Nyesom Wike slammed David Mark's infrastructure record, defending Tinubu's delivery of roads and water projects that past leaders abandoned.
OPay is putting financial power back on the streets of Nigeria. See how the platform is driving inclusion, supporting the hustle, and hitting CBN's 2028 targets.
Finance Minister Taiwo Oyedele says external dependence cannot finance Africa's development, pushing the Integrated National Financing Framework to mobilize domestic resources.
The Abia State Government has listened to the streets, slashing the okada fine from N50,000 to N20,000 and shifting enforcement to June 29. Impounded bikes can now be reclaimed free within 48 hours, and early fines will be refunded.
Nigerian manufacturing credit crashed by 22.5% in 2025, losing N1.92 trillion. MAN DG Segun Ajayi-Kadir slams banks for chasing quick oil cash over real production.
A lecturer in Kwara State Polytechnic asked IJMB students to kneel down and he beat them up with a cane. Such act is condemnable. Students are not animals and should never be treated as such. There are different ways to punish erring students, not beating them up.
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