
FTSE Russell Includes Dangote Cement, MTN Nigeria, and Others in Frontier Index
FTSE Russell includes MTN Nigeria, Dangote Cement, and eight other firms in its Frontier Index. This change starts on September 21 and boosts their market visibility.
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FTSE Russell includes MTN Nigeria, Dangote Cement, and eight other firms in its Frontier Index. This change starts on September 21 and boosts their market visibility.

Tukur Buratai and a team of private and foreign partners met with military leaders to discuss upgrading Nigerian Army healthcare facilities through a PPP.

The NYSC has punished 27 corps members in Osun State by extending their service year for misconduct. The news was shared during a Passing-Out Parade in Osogbo.

Senator Shehu Buba addresses accusations of aiding bandits in northern Nigeria. He recounts his efforts to support the accuser's education.

The Anambra State Police recovered a fake Beretta pistol and live bullets from suspected motorcycle thieves along Ukpor Road in Nnewi. The suspects fled, leaving behind a bag with the gun.

A Nasarawa community is distressed over a solar borehole that failed shortly after installation. Residents call for urgent repairs to restore their water supply.

The Academic Staff Union at Sule Lamido University warns of a strike if salary issues are not resolved. They demand immediate implementation of the new salary structure.

Cutix Plc's external auditors, Ngozi Monica Okonkwo & Co, have resigned after nearly six years. The company is in the process of appointing a new auditor.

Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu discusses the implications of the Osun governorship election, highlighting the strengthening of democracy in Nigeria under President Tinubu.

The Emir of Gumel, Ahmed Muhammad-Sani, has died at 85 after leading for 46 years. He passed away in Egypt, just days after another Emir's death.

The NDLEA has made significant arrests in Edo State, capturing 68 suspected drug traffickers and seizing over 7,500kg of drugs. This operation highlights their commitment to combat drug abuse.

Philip Agbese warns opposition politicians that their actions could harm Nigeria's international image. He urges the US to consider the motives behind political lobbying.