Cabotage fund to be disbursed soon – NIMASA
Boss Director experiments with Amapiano and Afro-Fusion in new singles – ‘Philomina,’ ‘Shakina’
Nigerian schools’ sanitation gap undermining girls’ dignity, education – Prof. Emelonye
Nigeria remains a critical market for our growth – Infinix
Brutal attack on 17-yr-old girl: YOTSI boss hails Taraba First Lady over girl-child protection
Annexkayclothing brings modern African fashion from Lagos to London
Hantec Markets Africa to equip traders with global market skills
Kingzocruz: Bridging emotion, culture, contemporary Afro-fusion
Why Nigerian banks lose more to bad data than to fraudsters
C’River magistrates resume strikeover unfulfilled welfare demands
Nigeria, US Armed Forces discuss joint exercises in Abuja – DHQ
INEC denies registering underage voters in Osun
PDP sets up caretaker committee for Abia chapter

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Another Nigerian killed in South Africa
The union said the deceased was fatally shot at about 3. pm at a Carltex Garage in Windsor East, Randburg, Johannesburg.
FG begins ASUU salary, allowance payments
Alausa reaffirmed President Bola Tinubu’s commitment to the welfare of academic staff and the stability of the university system.
Investors gain N1.4trn as Dangote, Aradel boost NGX rally
Stockbrokers said bargain hunting persisted in mid-cap and blue-chip stocks, including Dangote Cement, Aradel, Transcorp, FCMB, UBA, Dangote Sugar, among others.
PDP secretariat remains sealed amid reopening claim
A PDP faction backed by FCT Minister, Nyesom Wike, announced the planned reopening after INEC’s quarterly meeting with leaders of political parties.
CAC delists over 400,000 inactive companies in 2025
“The commission de-registered over 400,000 companies in a bid to clean up our database from inactive and non-compliant entities.”
American Open University launches in Nigeria with a bold vision to “fix the future” of education
In a landmark event that signals a paradigm shift for higher education in Africa, American Open University (A-Global), Nigeria, officially opened its doors today at its Global Campus in Ibadan.
Moghalu warns Nigeria risks diplomatic setbacks over late Ambassadorial appointments
Abuja — Former Central Bank Deputy Governor and political commentator, Kingsley Moghalu OON, has raised concerns over the timing and quality of Nigeria’s recent ambassadorial appointments, warning that the country could face both diplomatic and reputational setbacks. Moghalu shared his observations on his X platform on Sunday, noting that several countries’ authorities have reportedly expressed […]
Natasha: Senate hails court judgment affirming parliamentary autonomy
A three-member panel of the appellate court, in a unanimous judgment, held that Akpoti-Uduaghan’s parliamentary privilege and constitutional rights were not breached by her suspension.
SMBLF, NGE, Agbakoba demand mandatory real-time transmission of election results
Three prominent groups and individuals have intensified calls for the National Assembly to enshrine mandatory real-time electronic transmission of election results in Nigeria’s electoral framework ahead of the 2027 general elections.
French Alps avalanche kills skier as season toll climbs
An avalanche killed a skier in the French Alps on Monday, a local prosecutor said, following the deaths of two off-piste tourers in a separate slide at the weekend.

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