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UK rolls out £12m support to boost jobs, economic stability in Nigeria

By Favour Ulebor, Abuja The United Kingdom has launched two major economic programmes worth over £12 million to help Nigeria stabilise its economy, strengthen public finances and create more jobs for citizens. According to Uk on Friday, the £12 million package will accelerate Nigeria’s economic recovery by improving how government revenue, spending and debt are […]

Waje attends 6th Nigerian Governors’ Spouses Forum Conference in Abuja

Award-winning Nigerian singer and humanitarian, Waje, attended the 6th Nigerian Governors’ Spouses Forum Conference held in Abuja today. The high-level gathering brought together wives of state governors, policymakers, development partners, and social advocates to address key national issues spanning women empowerment, healthcare, education, youth development, and social welfare. Waje, who has long championed women’s rights […]

Central Banks risk irrelevance in the $16 trillion tokenization race

By Victory Adugbo Central banks across the world are being urged to rethink their posture toward tokenized markets as the global financial system rapidly shifts toward digital asset infrastructure. For years, tokenization was treated as a distant concept associated with the crypto ecosystem. That perception, analysts say, is now outdated. Across major financial centers, traditional […]

2027: Coalition throws weight behind young contestants

…resolves to fight against discrimination, divisions, preaches peace By Gabriel Ewepu ABUJA – A youth coalition under the auspices of United Nigerian Youth Congress, UNYC, Thursday, disclosed moves to support younger candidates ahead of the 2027 general election. This was made known at the 2025 National Youth Conference with the theme ‘Nigeria First: Leadership, Solution […]

Toxic Tides at the Dinner Table: Growing heavy metal threats in everyday seafood

By Soji Arowolo A new research study has raised urgent questions about the safety of common seafood consumed in coastal and freshwater communities. The work, led by researcher Jumoke Elizabeth and published in the International Journal on Science and Technology, examines how heavy metals are quietly accumulating in the edible species many families rely on […]

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