Oyo 2027: Adelabu backs down, seeks APC reconciliation • News - EU, Western Allies Warn Against Renewed Fighting in Tigray • News - World Bank-Supported School ICT Center Destroyed in Latest Drone Strike in Tigray • News - Sudanese Army Says It Downed Drone Crossing From Ethiopia, Third Such Incident in Recent Days • News - Ethiopians Increasingly Caught in Saudi Khat, Regulated-Tablet Smuggling Operations • Algorithm of Neglect, Business of Extremism - How Tiktok Monetizes Ethiopia's Trauma, Profits From Pain • Analysis - the Quest for Consensus: Evaluating the Ethiopian National Dialogue's Architecture and Limitations • 'This is mine': Sale tops 100 mph, goes distance • C’River youths nab two suspects, rescue kidnapped toddler • Tinubu orders 500 more CNG stations, targets lower transport fares nationwide • McCarthy says Steelers' 4 QBs have earned spots • Fake Agency Scandal: ICPC recommends disciplinary action against 13 officials (Full Names) • Lissu anavyochuana na mawakili wa Jamhuri • Change of uniform with no reforms: Irony of misplaced priority, billions to be spent on new police uniform • FTSE Russell Restores Nigeria to Frontier Market Status After Three-Year Exit • Poor purchasing power, low subscriber base soften interest in BBNaija • Police shut Rivers hotel after man’s death • MTN Records 62% Local Procurement, Spends N2.7trn on Nigerian Suppliers in 2025 • U.S. Consul General: Nigeria-US Ties Could Shape Africa’s Future, Influence Global Affairs • TCN’s $1.4bn Funding Lifts Power Grid as Transformer Capacity Rises to 8,500MVA • Oyo 2027: Adelabu backs down, seeks APC reconciliation • News - EU, Western Allies Warn Against Renewed Fighting in Tigray • News - World Bank-Supported School ICT Center Destroyed in Latest Drone Strike in Tigray • News - Sudanese Army Says It Downed Drone Crossing From Ethiopia, Third Such Incident in Recent Days • News - Ethiopians Increasingly Caught in Saudi Khat, Regulated-Tablet Smuggling Operations • Algorithm of Neglect, Business of Extremism - How Tiktok Monetizes Ethiopia's Trauma, Profits From Pain • Analysis - the Quest for Consensus: Evaluating the Ethiopian National Dialogue's Architecture and Limitations • 'This is mine': Sale tops 100 mph, goes distance • C’River youths nab two suspects, rescue kidnapped toddler • Tinubu orders 500 more CNG stations, targets lower transport fares nationwide • McCarthy says Steelers' 4 QBs have earned spots • Fake Agency Scandal: ICPC recommends disciplinary action against 13 officials (Full Names) • Lissu anavyochuana na mawakili wa Jamhuri • Change of uniform with no reforms: Irony of misplaced priority, billions to be spent on new police uniform • FTSE Russell Restores Nigeria to Frontier Market Status After Three-Year Exit • Poor purchasing power, low subscriber base soften interest in BBNaija • Police shut Rivers hotel after man’s death • MTN Records 62% Local Procurement, Spends N2.7trn on Nigerian Suppliers in 2025 • U.S. Consul General: Nigeria-US Ties Could Shape Africa’s Future, Influence Global Affairs • TCN’s $1.4bn Funding Lifts Power Grid as Transformer Capacity Rises to 8,500MVA