Gani Adams: A leader committed to Yoruba unity, global cultural growth
By Abiodun AdedireIn tracing the remarkable journey of Iba Gani Abiodun Ige Adams, one truth stands out unmistakably: he is a man who has devoted his life to the service of his people and the preservation of Yoruba identity. In an era when many cultures face the threat of erosion, it takes courage, steadfastness, and […]
Group releases Nigeria sports industry outlook 2026
By Jacob Ajom It is customary for experts in different sectors of the ecosystem to evaluate the performance of their relevant sectors and make projections for the year ahead based on previous year’s performance. In this wise, Rapids Sports & Entertainment, DMPartners and Metis Craton have released the 2026 edition of the Nigeria Sports Industry […]
Firm positions Ibile City Epe for investors seeking long-term wealth
By Kingsley Adegboye Realty Boss Assets Limited spotlights investment opportunities in Ibile City Epe, positioning it as one of the most strategic property offerings for Nigerians seeking long-term wealth. The development, widely associated with the fast-expanding Epe axis, comes at a time when Lagos’ urban growth is shifting eastward, Epe-Isiwo Ogun state —historically a fishing […]
Anioma State will unlock economic growth, enhance regional development — Oganah
As momentum gathers on the decade long agitation for the creation of Anioma state, optimism is rising among proponents who see the development as both historic and inevitable. For decades, the demand has remained a recurring subject in Nigeria’s constitutional discourse, but recent legislative progress at the National Assembly has renewed hopes that the dream may finally […]
Lagos NSCDC uncovers baby factory in Badagry
Men of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps, NSCDC, has smashed a baby factory in an overnight operation at Okuju, Ilado, Road 1, Zone 1 Area of Olorunda, Badagry area of Lagos State.
FG targets $500m import savings with new palm oil estates
The Federal Government has unveiled a coordinated plan to revive Nigeria’s palm oil industry, aiming to cut import bills by up to $500 million annually through a public-private investment model built on large-scale estates and downstream processing.
