Nigeria among worst countries for workers’ rights abuses — NLC
NLC has raised the alarm over Nigeria’s abysmal record on workers’ rights, revealing that the country has again been ranked among the 10 worst nations
Group rates Tinubu ‘Zero’ in all sectors after two years in office
A pan-Igbo socio-political group, the Southern Nigeria Peoples Mandate (SNPM), has scored President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s administration “zero” across all sectors after two years in office, accusing him of worsening the nation’s economic hardship.
NRC suspends Warri-Itakpe train again over technical problem
By Theodore Opara The Nigerian Railway Corporation (NRC) has again suspended the Warri-Itakpe Train Service, the second time in three months. This was announced in a statement by the NRC management posted on the its X (formerly Twitter) on Wednesday evening. The statement read, “The Nigerian Railway Corporation (NRC) regrets to inform the general public […]
Balancing accountability and fairness : Senate’s demand and NNPCL’s dilemma
By Zik Zulu Okafor Tension Builds. Over the legacy fund investigation. Senate insists on the personal appearance of the Nigeria National Petroleum Company Limited, NNPCL’s Group Chief Executive Officer, GCEO, Bayo Ojulari. Their reason is staggering. It is over the unprecedented discrepancies in its Legacy Audit.The simmering standoff escalated penultimate week, as the Senate Committee […]
How Bolt’s safety measures dropped offline trips by 42% in 3 months
Frontline ride-hailing platform, Bolt, is constantly re-enforcing safety measures on its app to reassure its Nigerian and African riders that negative experiences often associated with ride hailing business will not be witnessed in its platform.
Why 70% broadband penetration might still leave millions offline in Nigeria
Despite a steady uptick in broadband subscriptions, millions of Nigerians remain digitally disconnected.
