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Nigeria's Tax Ombud is partnering NIPOST to take free tax complaint services to market traders and rural taxpayers, using a homegrown network to deliver grassroots justice.

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Bet9ja Foundation's GEES 3.0 summit in Lagos trained over 350 young Nigerians on earning, building and growing, with ₦2.4 million in prizes awarded at the Pitch Slam.

Nigerian and Indonesian firms signed $10 million in agreements at the 2026 Trade Expo Indonesia, covering pharmaceuticals, dental equipment, and gas appliances for everyday Nigerians.

Nigeria is pushing for World Bank guarantees to fund infrastructure, with the power sector as a key focus. Tax-to-GDP is up, reforms are paying off, and the future looks bright.

Nigerian scrap dealers have kicked off a 15-day nationwide warning strike against iron-smelting companies over pricing disputes and alleged weighing fraud. The association says dealers are losing millions daily.

Nigeria's Federal Government has broken ground on a new ultra-modern National Control Centre in Osogbo, replacing a 64-year-old facility. This is a major win for the Renewed Hope Agenda and a giant leap toward reliable power for all.

Nigeria and Indonesia are proving that the Global South can trade on its own terms, with bilateral trade topping $3bn annually. Here's why this partnership matters for Africa.

TranESS C&I hands over a 125kW solar and battery system to a Lagos hotel, proving Nigerian businesses can ditch generators and own their power future.

MAN's DG says resilience is a suffering mentality. Nigerian manufacturers need prosperity, not survival mode. Here's what has to change.

Nigeria's food production is up, but prices remain high. Minister Abubakar Kyari explains the real bottleneck and what the government is doing about it.

Nigeria's fuel subsidy era is over. Industry leaders at the LCCI symposium are pushing a bold new model: vehicle credit that empowers Nigerians to own assets and build local automotive production.

Trinity University VC, Prof. Clement Kolawole, says Nigerian universities are under-reporting their research, hurting their global rankings. He shares insights on private vs public education, TETFund, and what it takes to run a university.

That flight deal that makes you do a double take might look like the ultimate win. But sometimes, the cheapest ticket is actually the most expensive mistake waiting to happen. Here's how to travel smart.

A 400-level Chemistry student at ABU Zaria, Ezekiel Oluwatobi Daniel, won a brand-new car at the MTN Live It 100 On Campus Tour, becoming the third student to win big since the tour began.

Lagos State graduates 6,190 residents in its free skills programme, equipping them with vocational training and business tools to build sustainable livelihoods.

Ossiomo Power Company in Edo State has been down for nearly a year due to vandalism and a bitter dispute with its Chinese partner, CCETC. Businesses are reeling, and the community is divided. Who is to blame?

Minister Mohammed Idris charges senior PR practitioners to mentor the next generation, warning that experience must not retire with them. A bold call for legacy, growth, and professional integrity.

Domestic petrol supply fell 20.6% to 25.8m litres daily in July, NMDPRA data shows. Imports rose to 19.7m litres, but total supply dropped 10.1%.

The National Industrial Court nullified PENGASSAN's Chevron branch election, ordered a fresh poll, and dealt a major blow to the union's national leadership.