
How the US is Supporting Nigeria's Energy and Digital Projects
The US is backing Nigeria's energy and digital projects to create jobs and improve infrastructure. This partnership aims to enhance growth and stability.
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The US is backing Nigeria's energy and digital projects to create jobs and improve infrastructure. This partnership aims to enhance growth and stability.

Companies in Nigeria face challenges in sustainability reporting under IFRS S1 and S2. This article offers guidance on identifying and assessing sustainability risks.

Gunmen kidnapped a principal and four students during NECO exams in Kogi. Police are actively searching for the victims and the attackers.

WHO and UNICEF highlight that funding gaps could undo immunisation gains in low-income countries, even after record vaccination coverage in 2025.

Sharafadeen Alli, the APC governorship candidate in Oyo State, gifts a Toyota Camry to Rachael Alamu, a principal rescued from kidnappers. This act highlights her bravery and resilience.
Bode George raises concerns over attempts to manipulate the PDP through court actions. He highlights the ongoing leadership crisis as a threat to the party's future.
Adeniyi Adeyemi was arrested in Osun for impersonating the director-general of a fake investment council. His arrest followed a court order due to previous charges.
Tensions in the Middle East escalate as the US blocks Iranian ports. Iran retaliates with missile strikes on US bases, raising fears of further conflict.

Philip Agbese applauds President Tinubu and security agencies for successfully rescuing abducted teachers and pupils in Oyo State, marking a key victory in the fight against insecurity.

Senator Sunday Katung has commended President Tinubu for keeping Vice President Shettima as his running mate, highlighting loyalty and experience.

Stanley Ugagbe, a journalist, has been remanded in prison on charges of conspiracy and cyberstalking. His bail application will be heard in September.

Godswill Akpabio has indicated that the National Assembly may revise parts of the Electoral Act 2026 due to unintended consequences affecting lawmakers' re-election bids.