One Dead As Multiple-Vehicle Crash On Kara Bridge Causes Gridlock Along Lagos-Ibadan Expressway • UN Urges Evacuation Of 6,000 Sailors Stranded In Hormuz Strait • Sultan, CAN to Nigerians: Reject hate speech, embrace dialogue • Jurgen Klopp lands new coaching job until 2030 • MELBET Ranking: The Most Beautiful Stories, Interesting Facts, and Key Records from the Tournament • NSCDC Arrests Six for Abuja Pipeline Vandalism, Fuel Theft • Police arrest farmer for beating suspected thief to death in Delta community • Tinubu Approves Expansion Of Eight Nigerian Army Divisions To 12, Recruitment Of 28,000 Personnel • Anambra inaugurates 2027 budget committee • NSCDC arrests 10 students over banned ‘signed out’ celebration in Adamawa • Adesola Marketing Promotions: Empowering minds, inspiring purpose, promoting success • Adeleke unveils first phase of 3.5km Ila dual carriageway • NHRC, Federal High Court, APC, Others Declare Support for Credible Elections Consortium unveils independent election results platform • Super Falcons unveil 10-star jersey ahead of WAFCON 2026 • Phillips Consulting launches the 2026 State Performance Index (pSPI) • GAMBIAN DIASPORA IN SCOTLAND VISIT TEAM-GAMBIA AHEAD OF COMMONWEALTH GAMES • One dead, two injured as truck overturns on Kara bridge in Lagos • Gambia, India hold bilateral on the sidelines of Glasgow Games • One Dead As Multi-Car Crash On Kara Bridge Causes Gridlock Along Lagos-Ibadan Expressway • China opposes new US tariffs, warns against trade wars • One Dead As Multiple-Vehicle Crash On Kara Bridge Causes Gridlock Along Lagos-Ibadan Expressway • UN Urges Evacuation Of 6,000 Sailors Stranded In Hormuz Strait • Sultan, CAN to Nigerians: Reject hate speech, embrace dialogue • Jurgen Klopp lands new coaching job until 2030 • MELBET Ranking: The Most Beautiful Stories, Interesting Facts, and Key Records from the Tournament • NSCDC Arrests Six for Abuja Pipeline Vandalism, Fuel Theft • Police arrest farmer for beating suspected thief to death in Delta community • Tinubu Approves Expansion Of Eight Nigerian Army Divisions To 12, Recruitment Of 28,000 Personnel • Anambra inaugurates 2027 budget committee • NSCDC arrests 10 students over banned ‘signed out’ celebration in Adamawa • Adesola Marketing Promotions: Empowering minds, inspiring purpose, promoting success • Adeleke unveils first phase of 3.5km Ila dual carriageway • NHRC, Federal High Court, APC, Others Declare Support for Credible Elections Consortium unveils independent election results platform • Super Falcons unveil 10-star jersey ahead of WAFCON 2026 • Phillips Consulting launches the 2026 State Performance Index (pSPI) • GAMBIAN DIASPORA IN SCOTLAND VISIT TEAM-GAMBIA AHEAD OF COMMONWEALTH GAMES • One dead, two injured as truck overturns on Kara bridge in Lagos • Gambia, India hold bilateral on the sidelines of Glasgow Games • One Dead As Multi-Car Crash On Kara Bridge Causes Gridlock Along Lagos-Ibadan Expressway • China opposes new US tariffs, warns against trade wars
The Abuja Investment Company Limited (AICL) has reinforced its commitment to youth entrepreneurship and innovation by awarding a total of
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