70% Local Drug Production: FG, manufacturers map new strategy
By Esther Onyegbula Nigeria is targeting 70 per cent local production of medicines as the Federal Government and pharmaceutical manufacturers intensify efforts to reduce dependence on imported drugs and strengthen the country’s health security. The target will take centre stage at the 8th Nigeria Pharma Manufacturers Expo (NPME 2026), where the Coordinating Minister of Health […]
SATH Cloud to spotlight digital infrastructure at NOGO 2026
By Akeem Salau SATH Cloud, a cloud and digital infrastructure company, has been named Associate Sponsor of the sixth edition of the Nigeria Oil & Gas Outlook (NOGO), where it is expected to highlight the role of cloud technology and artificial intelligence in the next phase of growth in Nigeria’s oil and gas industry. The […]
Pronalytics authorised as NRS system integrator for Nigeria’s e-invoicing
Nigerian enterprise compliance technology company Pronalytics has been accredited by the Nigeria Revenue Service (NRS)
Maulud: Kaduna PDP candidate urges prayers against insecurity, hardship
By Ibrahim Hassan-Wuyo KADUNA — The Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, governorship candidate in Kaduna State, Rt. Hon. Shehu Usman Bawa, popularly known as ABG, has urged Muslims to use the occasion of this year’s Maulud celebration to pray for an end to insecurity and economic hardship in the country. Bawa, in a message to Muslim […]
Osun 2026: Women bore brunt of online abuse — RACE Centre
By John Alechenu ABUJA — Women were the most targeted group in online attacks during the just-concluded Osun State governorship election, a post-election report by the Centre for Redefining Alternative Civic Engagement for Africa (RACE Centre) has revealed. The organisation said it documented 51 cases of online gender-based hostility between August 1 and 16, 2026. […]
The unfinished buildings of Benin
The uncompleted buildings dotting Benin City’s landscape have become silent witnesses to a horror unfolding behind their concrete walls. In August alone, at least five children, some as young as eight years old, were allegedly defiled in these skeletal structures, their innocence traded for paltry sums of money.
