NIS Graduates 1,626 Officers, Demands Professionalism • US-Iran War: Saudi Pipeline Outage Threatens Loss of 4% of Global Oil Supply • Lagos PWDs Seek More Digital Skills Development Training • NUPRC: Oil Output Rose Slightly by 6,887 Bpd, Climbed to 1.677m Bpd in August • NCC Restates Commitment to Network Security, Integrity to Boost Digital Economy • Sun King Expands Solar Inverter Range, Launches Solar-Powered Freezer • inDrive Records 96% Surge in App Installs • Dele Oye: Uber Exit Exposes Nigeria’s Transport, Regulatory Gaps • Retired Perm Sec, Ex-Presidency Official Clarify Payment of Terminal Benefits to Defunct Nigeria Airways Workers • Alawuba: Improvement in Economic indicators Point to Nigeria’s Stabilisation Journey • NAFDAC Trains 600 Pharmacists on Medicine Regulation • CPPE: Escalating Petrol Prices Not Enough to Return to Old Subsidy Regime at ₦19.16trn Annually • Donald Duke Urges President Tinubu to Commercialise Crude By-products to Cut Petrol Price to N200-N300 • Atiku to Tinubu: Tell Nigerians Why You Can’t Pay ASUU Despite Subsidy Savings • Values, Not Titles, Will Shape Nigeria’s Future, NIPSS D‑G Tells Senior Officers • Ossiomo Power Plant Disowns CCETC, Says Not Partner Only a Contractor • US Govt Writes Oyetola, Commends Nigeria on Removal of 12-Year Condition of Entry • Johnson doubles down on Bears offense after 59-point Week 1 eruption • Rodman goes from soccer game to US Open final to watch Shelton • 'Greatest winner' Stewart guides U.S. to fifth straight World Cup title • NIS Graduates 1,626 Officers, Demands Professionalism • US-Iran War: Saudi Pipeline Outage Threatens Loss of 4% of Global Oil Supply • Lagos PWDs Seek More Digital Skills Development Training • NUPRC: Oil Output Rose Slightly by 6,887 Bpd, Climbed to 1.677m Bpd in August • NCC Restates Commitment to Network Security, Integrity to Boost Digital Economy • Sun King Expands Solar Inverter Range, Launches Solar-Powered Freezer • inDrive Records 96% Surge in App Installs • Dele Oye: Uber Exit Exposes Nigeria’s Transport, Regulatory Gaps • Retired Perm Sec, Ex-Presidency Official Clarify Payment of Terminal Benefits to Defunct Nigeria Airways Workers • Alawuba: Improvement in Economic indicators Point to Nigeria’s Stabilisation Journey • NAFDAC Trains 600 Pharmacists on Medicine Regulation • CPPE: Escalating Petrol Prices Not Enough to Return to Old Subsidy Regime at ₦19.16trn Annually • Donald Duke Urges President Tinubu to Commercialise Crude By-products to Cut Petrol Price to N200-N300 • Atiku to Tinubu: Tell Nigerians Why You Can’t Pay ASUU Despite Subsidy Savings • Values, Not Titles, Will Shape Nigeria’s Future, NIPSS D‑G Tells Senior Officers • Ossiomo Power Plant Disowns CCETC, Says Not Partner Only a Contractor • US Govt Writes Oyetola, Commends Nigeria on Removal of 12-Year Condition of Entry • Johnson doubles down on Bears offense after 59-point Week 1 eruption • Rodman goes from soccer game to US Open final to watch Shelton • 'Greatest winner' Stewart guides U.S. to fifth straight World Cup title
