Stakeholders back bill requiring social media firms to open offices in Nigeria • Kaduna govt warns criminals against vandalizing national assets, vows to prosecute offenders • WAFCON favourites Nigeria eye World Cup slot, record prize money • Safari ya Kwayu kuishi na kisukari, mbinu kukikabili • Customs releases impounded trucks after CGC’s intervention at bonded terminal • Sokoto ADC guber candidate, Dan’iya faults FG, state govt over worsening insecurity • 11 poets compete for $100,000, ‘The Nigeria Prize for Literature 2026’ • FULL LIST: Trump’s tariffs on Nigeria, 59 other countries over forced labour claims • Why Digital Trust Is Becoming Essential for Nigeria’s Growing SME Economy • Engineers seek stronger cost control, valuation to improve project delivery • Transfer: Agent provides update on Nico Williams, as Arsenal enquire about Liverpool target • Otamendi Retires From International Football Days After World Cup Final Defeat • ‘History beckons’ – Kanu reacts as US congressman moves for IPOB leader’s release • US slams Nigerian imports with 12.5 per cent tariff • Osun Election: Senator Fadeyi quits APC, returns to PDP • Jinsi ya kuzuia mtu kuona ujumbe wako wa WhatsApp • Mkakati kutokomeza kichocho kwa watoto • The Bar Before the Bar, by Stephanie Shaakaa • Nigeria: Beyond protest against hunger, kidnapping and fuel • Jigawa resettles returnee farmers from Niger Republic after 47 years of dispute • Stakeholders back bill requiring social media firms to open offices in Nigeria • Kaduna govt warns criminals against vandalizing national assets, vows to prosecute offenders • WAFCON favourites Nigeria eye World Cup slot, record prize money • Safari ya Kwayu kuishi na kisukari, mbinu kukikabili • Customs releases impounded trucks after CGC’s intervention at bonded terminal • Sokoto ADC guber candidate, Dan’iya faults FG, state govt over worsening insecurity • 11 poets compete for $100,000, ‘The Nigeria Prize for Literature 2026’ • FULL LIST: Trump’s tariffs on Nigeria, 59 other countries over forced labour claims • Why Digital Trust Is Becoming Essential for Nigeria’s Growing SME Economy • Engineers seek stronger cost control, valuation to improve project delivery • Transfer: Agent provides update on Nico Williams, as Arsenal enquire about Liverpool target • Otamendi Retires From International Football Days After World Cup Final Defeat • ‘History beckons’ – Kanu reacts as US congressman moves for IPOB leader’s release • US slams Nigerian imports with 12.5 per cent tariff • Osun Election: Senator Fadeyi quits APC, returns to PDP • Jinsi ya kuzuia mtu kuona ujumbe wako wa WhatsApp • Mkakati kutokomeza kichocho kwa watoto • The Bar Before the Bar, by Stephanie Shaakaa • Nigeria: Beyond protest against hunger, kidnapping and fuel • Jigawa resettles returnee farmers from Niger Republic after 47 years of dispute
Aliko Dangote’s oil refinery has locked down $2.5 billion from a private share sale that ranks as the largest disclosed