Nigeria’s Metered Customers Rise by 111,654 to 7.44 Million in One Month • Donald Duke Canvasses Nigeria’s Financial System Overhaul, Faults High Interest Rates, Rising Debt • Senate Engages Financial Sector Stakeholders on Reforms, Economic Stability • Sanwo-Olu: We’re Ready to Host Maiden National Intermediate Sports Festival • Tinubu Urges Religious Leaders to Denounce Banditry, Terrorism, Bigotry • Fixed-income Market Records N8.84trn Trades in One Week as OMO Bills Dominate • Nigeria, China Enter ‘Season of Unprecedented Opportunity’ as 55-year Tie Yield New Push for Science, Agriculture • Report: 21% of Nigerian Women Have Suffered Physical, Sexual Violence • TRCN Unveils Global Teacher Mobility Plan, Tightens Licensing, to Bar Pedophiles from Nigerian Classrooms • 2027: Kwara APC Guber Candidate, Danladi Vows to Continue with AbdulRazaq’s Legacies • Funding Gap, Not Ideas, Killing Nigerian Startups, Warns Bet9ja Foundation as Schooled Afrika Wins ₦10m • Italy-Based Businessman Excretes 98 Cocaine Wraps at Enugu Airport • New Nigerian Army Divisions, Bold Reforms and the Contiguity Question • Accord Party Presidential Candidate, Gbenga Olawepo-Hashim, Accuses Tinubu of Waging War Against Osun • August 6 helicopter crash: ‘I’ve not been able to sit at a dining table since my son’s death’ — Flt. Lt. Ampadu’s father • August 6 helicopter crash: Family remembers Flt. Lt. Manaen Twum Ampadu one year after final flight • Stock Market Gains N187bn W-o-W  on Positive Sentiment • Awujale: Ruling house sacks leader, two others over alleged fraud • Why aircraft manufacturers maintain no presence in Nigeria • Terminal operator leads Apapa clean-up drive • Nigeria’s Metered Customers Rise by 111,654 to 7.44 Million in One Month • Donald Duke Canvasses Nigeria’s Financial System Overhaul, Faults High Interest Rates, Rising Debt • Senate Engages Financial Sector Stakeholders on Reforms, Economic Stability • Sanwo-Olu: We’re Ready to Host Maiden National Intermediate Sports Festival • Tinubu Urges Religious Leaders to Denounce Banditry, Terrorism, Bigotry • Fixed-income Market Records N8.84trn Trades in One Week as OMO Bills Dominate • Nigeria, China Enter ‘Season of Unprecedented Opportunity’ as 55-year Tie Yield New Push for Science, Agriculture • Report: 21% of Nigerian Women Have Suffered Physical, Sexual Violence • TRCN Unveils Global Teacher Mobility Plan, Tightens Licensing, to Bar Pedophiles from Nigerian Classrooms • 2027: Kwara APC Guber Candidate, Danladi Vows to Continue with AbdulRazaq’s Legacies • Funding Gap, Not Ideas, Killing Nigerian Startups, Warns Bet9ja Foundation as Schooled Afrika Wins ₦10m • Italy-Based Businessman Excretes 98 Cocaine Wraps at Enugu Airport • New Nigerian Army Divisions, Bold Reforms and the Contiguity Question • Accord Party Presidential Candidate, Gbenga Olawepo-Hashim, Accuses Tinubu of Waging War Against Osun • August 6 helicopter crash: ‘I’ve not been able to sit at a dining table since my son’s death’ — Flt. Lt. Ampadu’s father • August 6 helicopter crash: Family remembers Flt. Lt. Manaen Twum Ampadu one year after final flight • Stock Market Gains N187bn W-o-W  on Positive Sentiment • Awujale: Ruling house sacks leader, two others over alleged fraud • Why aircraft manufacturers maintain no presence in Nigeria • Terminal operator leads Apapa clean-up drive