President Bola Ahmed Tinubu yesterday joined the world and the people of the United States (U.S.) to mourn the passing of ...

If we conscientiously check what goes viral, we would notice much of it focuses on things that aren’t making sense. Videos ...

Return is not a distant intention—it is a present decision. Will we turn fully, or linger at the edges of surrender? Joel ...

Lagos State will host the second energy investment forum to speed up power sector reforms and draw private capital into the state’s electricity market. Holding in May at Lagos Oriental Hotel, the ...

Nigerian Bar Association has dismissed as false claims $2,000 was shared among some SANs as an “attendance fee” during its engagement in Maiduguri, insisting no such payment was made to or authorised ...

The Senate has once again set up an ad hoc committee to look into the operations, financing and infrastructure undergirding of the rail system. The committee, headed by Senator Adams Oshiomhole, has ...

Dangote Cement paid about N900 billion in taxes in 2025, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu said yesterday. He said Dangote Industries generates more energy than many Nigerian states, which is a plus for the ...

Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) yesterday held on to former Kaduna State Governor Mallam Nasir El-Rufai. It was the former governor’s second night at the agency’s Abuja headquarters.

In the exercise of its constitutional mandate, the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has announced the dates for the 2027 general elections as February 20 for the presidential and ...

The stage is set for Rivers State Governor Siminalayi Fubara to forward the list of 20 commissioner-nominees to the House of Assembly for screening and confirmation, it was learnt yesterday. The list ...

In such circumstances, enhanced training and intelligence support from a technologically advanced military power may appear pragmatic. Modern counter-insurgency warfare is data-driven, ...

It is disheartening that only about 0.25 percent of people in the informal sector in the country are presently covered by pension. This, as the PenCom boss observed is “effectively zero”.