Clubs Spend $9.89bn In Record-Breaking Transfer Window – FIFA
Clubs spent more than $9.89 billion on international transfer fees during the 2026 mid-year window, according to FIFA, setting a...
Clubs spent more than $9.89 billion on international transfer fees during the 2026 mid-year window, according to FIFA, setting a...
The Presidency has rejected claims that President Bola Ahmed Tinubu is facing a criminal case in the United States, maintaining...
The House of Representatives Committee on Power has called on electricity distribution companies (DisCos) with outstanding obligations in the Nigerian...
The United Kingdom Government has introduced new immigration rules allowing recognised victims of modern slavery on Skilled Worker visas to...
The Bureau of Public Procurement (BPP) has launched a broad reform programme aimed at modernising Nigeria’s public procurement system through...
Students of Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba-Akoko, Ondo State, on Thursday staged a protest over the prolonged industrial action that has...
…Call for stronger support for indigenous manufacturers Leading economists, financial experts and industry stakeholders have described the Dangote Group’s investments...
The N41.80 trillion worth of Open Market Operation (OMO) bills scheduled to mature in the remainder of the second half...
Even though Bolt and inDrive have vowed to remain in Nigeria despite the exit of ride-hailing company Uber, drivers and...
After a two-year absence, 10 Nigerian stocks have been added to the FTSE Frontier Index ahead of the country’s return...