Reps urge indebted DisCos to settle market obligations
The House of Representatives Committee on Power has called on electricity distribution companies (DisCos) with outstanding obligations in the Nigerian...
Month: September 2026
UK allows modern slavery victims on skilled worker visas to leave exploitative employers
The United Kingdom Government has introduced new immigration rules allowing recognised victims of modern slavery on Skilled Worker visas to...
BPP unveils major digital reform to modernise Nigeria’s public procurement system
The Bureau of Public Procurement (BPP) has launched a broad reform programme aimed at modernising Nigeria’s public procurement system through...
AAUA students take protest to streets as 68-day strike paralyses academic activities
Students of Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba-Akoko, Ondo State, on Thursday staged a protest over the prolonged industrial action that has...
AFC, Industry Leaders Hail Dangote Investments As Catalysts For Africa’s Economic Growth
…Call for stronger support for indigenous manufacturers Leading economists, financial experts and industry stakeholders have described the Dangote Group’s investments...
N41.8trn OMO Maturities Put Pressure On Liquidity, Drive N36.6trn Investments
The N41.80 trillion worth of Open Market Operation (OMO) bills scheduled to mature in the remainder of the second half...
Uber Exit: Ride-hailing Drivers Fear More Exits Over High Commissions, Rising Costs
Even though Bolt and inDrive have vowed to remain in Nigeria despite the exit of ride-hailing company Uber, drivers and...
NASENI Launches Xceler8 Project To Commercialise Nigerian Innovation, Engineering Products
After a two-year absence, 10 Nigerian stocks have been added to the FTSE Frontier Index ahead of the country’s return...
OPay Reaffirms Commitment To Nigeria, Pushes Inclusive Finance With Technology
OPay, a leading fintech company in Nigeria, has reaffirmed that it remains fully operational and has no plans to suspend...
Why Governors Should Stop Giving Motorcycles As Palliatives – Defence Minister
The Minister of Defence, General Christopher Musa (Rtd), has urged state governors to stop giving motorcycles as palliatives, warning that...