Sixty years after the January 15, 1966, aborted coup, eminent Nigerians, yesterday, reflected on the incident that they said had changed the course of Nigeria’s socio-economic and political development and urged a quick return to fiscal and true federalism to save the country.

The Federal Ministry of Works has proposed to spend over N500 million on training of hairdressers, makeup artists, supply of grinding machines, motorcycles, mini-vans and anti-drug abuse sensitisation/advocacy in selected states of the federation in 2026.

Outrage has continued to trail the killing of a young legal practitioner, Barrister Peter Ihimiekpen, following what the Ambrose Alli University (AAU) Alumni Association described as a “senseless and unlawful” shooting by a serving police officer in Owerri, Imo State.

By Udeme Akpan To optimise Nigeria’s electricity potential, the country needs to critically examine the terms and conditions attached to foreign incentives coming to the power sector, according to a new study published in Energy Research & Social Science. The study, focusing on the interdisciplinary links between energy systems, markets, business, and society, spanning topics […]

Mahdavi Raja, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Islamic Republic of Iran to Nigeria, has reaffirmed the country’s commitment to protecting its citizens’ rights and freedom. He said that the country was also committed to safeguarding public order and national security through targeted reforms, to ease economic pressure and restore calm. Raja said this in […]