WoPU lauds Wike for commissioning 31 projects in 28 days
Fears of the dying Ijaw language detected by Jking Izonebi Alfred in “Izon Fiye
NALDA empowers 100 women farmers in Ogun
Medical experts lament Nigeria’s neglect of bone disease
PIN equips Lagos teachers with AI skills
Sokoto Horse Racing derby ends with ₦37m prize pool

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Cowry Equity Fund among top 10 best-performing equity funds in H1 2026
By Etop Ekanem Cowry Treasurers Limited, a subsidiary of Cowry Asset Management Limited recorded another significant milestone as the Cowry Equity Fund was among Nigeria’s Top 10 Best-Performing Equity Mutual Funds for the first half of 2026. Delivering an impressive 51.27% year-to-date (YTD) return as of June 2026, the fund ranked 6th nationally, reinforcing Cowry’s […]
Ambassador Clark-Omeru arrives Zambia
Nigeria’s newly appointed Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to the Republic of Zambia, H.E. Amb. (HRM) Queen Efe Alexandria Clark-Omeru, JP, has arrived in Lusaka to officially commence her diplomatic assignment. The ambassador arrived at the Presidential Wing of the Kenneth Kaunda International Airport on Saturday, July 18, 2026, where she was received by officials of […]
Inside Tinubu’s $3.05bn bet on health, education and economic resilience
Taken together, the five flagship interventions seek to improve livelihoods, expand access to quality healthcare and education, strengthen governance and support vulnerable households.
FCMB introduces ‘Book Now, Fly Later’ offering up to ₦10m for air travel
First City Monument Bank (FCMB) and 247 Travels have launched Book Now, Fly Later, a financing programme that allows eligible customers to borrow up to ₦10 million for international flight tickets and repay over three to nine months. The programme is designed to help Nigerians spread travel costs for business, education, healthcare, tourism, and family […]
Experts urge FG to invest in geospatial intelligence to curb kidnappings
Security experts have called on the Federal Government to make substantial investments in geospatial intelligence technology to strengthen Nigeria’s fight against terrorism, banditry and kidnapping, arguing that many of the country’s high-profile mass abductions could have been prevented with advanced surveillance and intelligence systems.

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