Forced migration: The emerging humanitarian time bomb
How Nigerian governments encourage corruption, by Dele Sobowale
Lagos Assembly moves to regulate artisans, check quackery
Carry1st Africa Cup 2026 grand finals set for Abuja in September
Jakande Estate youths set for Unity Festival 2026

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ACPN: Integrate pharmacies into PHCs to decongest hospitals
By Chioma Obinna The Association of Community Pharmacists of Nigeria, (ACPN), has called for the integration of community pharmacies into Nigeria’s primary healthcare system, saying the move would expand access to basic healthcare and reduce pressure on secondary and tertiary hospitals. The association said community pharmacies, which are widely distributed across communities and often remain […]
Nigeria’s next Nollywood stars will be made at WIMPRO
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9,000 pharmacists quit Nigeria in 4 years — ACPN
By Esther Onyegbula The Association of Community Pharmacists of Nigeria, ACPN, has raised the alarm over the worsening brain drain in the pharmaceutical sector, revealing that about 9,000 pharmacists emigrated from Nigeria in the four-and-a-half years to December 2025. The association further disclosed that the exodus had continued into 2026, with more than 850 pharmacists […]
Productivity challenged by rising operating costs, tighter margins – Entrepreneur
By Peter Egwuatu Productivity in Nigeria’s private sector is being challenged by rising operating costs, tighter margins and pressure for faster decision making, an entrepreneur, Mrs Tayo Babatunde, has said. In a statement in Lagos on Monday, Babatunde said that an organisation’s operational visibility was no longer a back-office metric but a leadership capability. Babatunde […]
Women charged to lead with purpose, build lasting legacy at Arabinrin Conference
Women leaders, founders, and changemakers gathered in Lagos for the third edition of the “Arabinrin Women Conference,” where conversations centered on turning personal potential into tangible community impact, financial independence, and legacy-driven leadership.

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