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The Chartered Institute of Bankers and ACAMB call for increased financial support for women and MSMEs to bridge the financial gap and foster growth.
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The Chartered Institute of Bankers and ACAMB call for increased financial support for women and MSMEs to bridge the financial gap and foster growth.

The PDP honored Funsho Williams with a memorial service 20 years after his tragic death. His contributions to Lagos politics continue to inspire.

Nigeria has launched a program to enhance access to cooking gas nationwide. This initiative aims to improve health and promote cleaner energy alternatives.

A truck accident near the University of Abuja has resulted in seven feared dead and two students injured. Eyewitnesses report multiple vehicles involved.

A court in Lagos has ordered the Nigerian Army to reinstate 70 soldiers pardoned by Buhari in 2022. They will receive back pay and benefits from the date of the pardon.

The Osun State governorship election is approaching, with concerns over violence and misconduct. Governor Adeleke aims for a second term amidst fierce competition.

Nigerian officials meet with South African envoys amid rising xenophobia. President Tinubu's team expresses deep concern over the ongoing attacks on Nigerians.

Former SGF Babachir Lawal explains Buhari's neutrality on Tinubu's candidacy in the 2023 APC primary, highlighting ethical and religious issues.

The Africa Social Impact Summit 2026 focused on teamwork and funding to achieve development goals. Key partners pledged support for sustainable solutions.

The ADC and Ikwerre LG Chairman Charles Wobodo clash over a ban on public gatherings, which the ADC sees as a threat to democracy ahead of the 2027 elections.

Firefighters in Ilorin, Kwara, quickly stopped a major fire after a petrol tanker crashed. Their swift response prevented any injuries or fire damage.

Funding cuts have left HIV patients in Rivers and Akwa Ibom without essential support. Many, like Grace, face stigma and lose access to treatment.