By Obas Esiedesa, Abuja Electricity consumers across the country paid N196.68 billion in February, 2026, despite continued poor power supply, the latest report by the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) has shown. Data from the Commission’s Commercial Performance of Distribution Companies (DisCos) for February, released on Tuesday, indicated that the DisCos’ revenue declined by 3.9 […]
“The questions he raised about governance, accountability, and nation-building remain as relevant as ever”
Former Kano State governor Abdullahi Ganduje has publicly referred to Muhammad Sanusi II as the Emir of Kano for the first time since removing him from the throne in 2020.
By Dickson Omobola Barely two weeks after Federal Government approved a 30 per cent discount on outstanding statutory fees owed by domestic airlines to aviation agencies, experts in the air transport sector have faulted the decision. The stakeholders described it as a wrong move by government, saying it amounts to waiving 30 per cent of […]
Former President Goodluck Jonathan has honoured the late President Umaru Musa Yar’Adua on the 16th anniversary of his death, describing him as a selfless leader whose legacy of integrity, justice and service continues to inspire Nigerians.
Names Olabimtan state DG, inaugurated Ondo chapter By Dayo Johnson Akure The Director-General of Renewed Hope Ambassadors (RHA) and Imo State Governor, Senator Hope Uzodimma, has said that President Bola Tinubu’s achievements have positioned him for a smooth path to re-election in 2027. Uzodimma said this during the inauguration of the Ondo State chapter of […]
According to her, men who marry women earning more than them may struggle to maintain respect in the marriage over time.
Since the first-ever FIFA World Cup held in Uruguay in 1930, only eight countries have claimed the coveted prize, a hallmark of excellence and remarkable reality for football lovers to savour.
The fatal accident, which occurred at the Ilaje axis inward Iyana Oworo, involved two vehicles with registration numbers LSR 809 GV and LSR 695 HM.
The Peoples Democratic Party, Abia State, has stated that former Senate President, Adolphus Wabara, is not a member of the PDP, stressing that he lacks the capacity to preside over any organ of the party.
Obi brought strong backing from urban voters and much of the South. Kwankwaso commanded a loyal base in the North
Gilbert Nnaji has long been a familiar figure in Enugu politics. He rose through the ranks of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP)—from local government chairman
Hamzat will be the first Lagos deputy governor to serve eight consecutive years, if he completes the current term in 2027
“I am grateful to a pharmacist who gave me a loan of N200,000, which I was able to repay within a few months”
Nigeria has a long history as a major creative hub in Africa and its influence is visible globally.
The nation is famed for its creative culture from a critically acclaimed Afrobeats scene to the global success of Nollywood blockbusters.
70% of data generated in Africa is residual in foreign countries with most of strategic organisations hosting their data outside the continent.
Africa’s venture ecosystem showed remarkable resilience in 2025, raising $3.9 billion in capital funding.
This is mostly because the continent’s tech founders are actively solving fundamental infrastructural challenges, bridging gaps in financial inclusion, healthcare, and supply chains with complex AI.
A youth-driven community and cultural movement called The Gathering experimented with a 100 continuous hours of culture, creativity, and community engagement at the National Stadium, Surulere, in a pilot phase that attracted the sponsorship of MTN Nigeria.
“Transport fare has increased again, and when you add that to the new price of exercise books, the money I have is just not enough”
This ranking, officials say, will determine the most suitable and highest-quality textbooks for each subject and level of education.
Abuja—The federal government yesterday stirred the hornet’s nest with a declaration to phase out from the university system courses it deemed irrelevant to the country’s economic future
The federal government yesterday stirred the hornet’s nest with a declaration to phase out from the university system courses it deemed irrelevant to the country’s economic future, an indication that several social science programmes could be on the chopping block.
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