
NCDMB and Renaissance Launch Training for 300 Young Nigerians in Oil and Gas
NCDMB and Renaissance Africa Energy start a training program for 300 young Nigerians in oil and gas. The program aims to enhance local skills and boost economic growth.
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NCDMB and Renaissance Africa Energy start a training program for 300 young Nigerians in oil and gas. The program aims to enhance local skills and boost economic growth.

Nigeria's foreign reserves have increased to $52.5 billion, sufficient for 11 months of imports. The CBN maintains interest rates at 26.5 percent.

The Central Bank of Nigeria is optimistic about achieving single-digit inflation by early 2027, despite recent global challenges impacting the economy.

The Imoga community in Edo State is urging Governor Okpebholo for assistance after the killing of a local man. They fear for their safety and livelihoods due to ongoing insecurity.

The House of Representatives is set to investigate the losses Nigerians have suffered from ongoing xenophobic violence in South Africa, highlighting a long history of support.

The House of Representatives urges action to improve food safety in Nigeria after alarming statistics show over 53,000 deaths from unsafe food each year.

The NNPP has named a temporary presidential candidate for the 2027 elections and restored its logo on the INEC portal, marking a significant leadership win.

A large crowd gathered in Ketu, Lagos, to pay their last respects to Toba Ajiboye, who was killed in a shooting. The police have launched a manhunt for the attackers.

The CBN has confirmed that two foreign currency accounts for the PFIPC were never activated. Lawmakers are investigating the legality of the council's operations.

The NSCDC discovered a fake university in Lagos, rescuing 106 students. The operator was arrested for luring youths with false admission promises.

Nicaragua's President Daniel Ortega has announced that no new elections will take place, as he seeks to strengthen his hold on power and silence opposition.

Isaac Fayose criticizes his brother Ayodele's appointment by Tinubu, stating he would rather stay home than accept a role he deems unworthy.