Politics
Alleged imposition: APC members protest in Ogun, Surulere stakeholders kick
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Dollar to Naira exchange rate today, May 12, 2026
Metro
I warned coup plotters they would fail – Cleric
Entertainment
‘I am well, focused, at peace’ – Frank Edoho speaks on second failed marriage
ICYMI
Why Peter Obi’s exit created vacuum in our party — LP spokesman
Business
NESG raises fresh concern over Nigeria’s debt burden
Sports
Barcelona reward Flick with new 2028 deal after La Liga triumph
Special Report
PEBEC plans 2-day Lagos Port clean-up after Vanguard report
The Presidential Enabling Business Environment Council (PEBEC) has announced a two-day clean-up and enforcement exercise along the Lagos Port Corridor from May 14 to 15, 2026.
Ibadan: A festival, a city, a continuum
Across the city, the effects were visible. From hilltop neighbourhoods to older quarters below, there was a steady rise in activity
Ogun cotton project records harvest as stakeholders push industry revival
The cotton, textile and garment value chain in Nigeria may be on the path to revival as a private sector-driven initiative in Imobi, Ogun State, records a major harvest
Security Trust Fund: Global lessons, local successes, the road ahead
By Muiz Banire, SAN In the contemporary governance landscape, few responsibilities weigh as heavily on the state as the obligation to guarantee the security of lives and property. In fact, in Nigeria, it is a constitutional duty for the government at all levels. It is a primary obligation of government to ensure security and welfare […]
Technology
Musk rants at French prosecutors probing his X platform
Elon Musk has launched a tirade against French judicial authorities currently investigating possible abuses on his X social network.
Musk to spend $55bn on SpaceX AI chip project in Texas
Elon Musk’s SpaceX plans to invest at least $55 billion to build a semiconductor manufacturing facility in Texas, according to a public notice Wednesday, producing chips for artificial intelligence, robotics and data centers in space.
Cybercrime surge hits Nigeria’s digital economy as losses hit N12bn annually
Nigeria’s digital economy is growing fast, but cyber attacks are also increasing, and security is not improving quickly enough to match it.
Digital commerce accelerates shift to pre-owned goods in Nigeria
Digital marketplaces and rising economic pressures are speeding up Nigeria’s shift toward a tech-driven second-hand goods market, where online platforms are changing how people buy, sell, and access affordable products.
Education
FG exempts Colleges of Education candidates from UTME
The federal government has exempted candidates seeking admission into colleges of education from writing the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME).
ASUU raises fresh strike threat, accuses FG of betraying 2025 agreement
“The increasing frustration occasioned by the seeming government’s disinterestedness in the welfare of Nigerian academics is brewing a pent-up anger which could erupt into a new wave of industrial unrest if not addressed,” the union warned.
Don blames Nigeria’s struggles on polarisation along ethnic, religious, economic lines
Prof. Taiwo Timothy Awoyemi, has blamed Nigeria’s persistent struggles and development challenges on the polarisation
‘Demolitions, hardship responsible for low students’ turnout in Lagos as 3rd term begins’
“Transport fare has increased again, and when you add that to the new price of exercise books, the money I have is just not enough”
