Stock Market Rebounds With N482bn Gain: What Drove the Rally and What It Means for You
The Nigerian stock market has delivered a massive boost for investors, gaining N482 billion in a single trading session. This […]
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Senate Clarifies FRSC Amendment Bill, Says Ban On Preaching In Commercial Vehicles Not New
The Nigerian Senate has officially responded to the intense debate surrounding the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) Amendment Bill 2026.
Uba Sani Picks Christian Running Mate Jerry Adams for 2027: Kaduna’s Big Political Shift Explained
Governor Uba Sani of Kaduna State has made a major political announcement that is getting people talking across Nigeria. In
FG Overshoots Borrowing Limit as New Debt Reaches N12.62tn
The Nigerian Federal Government has passed its approved borrowing limit, accumulating N12.62 trillion in new debt. This figure exceeds the
Tinubu Orders Security Forces To Hunt Down Perpetrators Of Kaduna Attack
A tragic event has once again drawn national attention to Kaduna State. Armed assailants launched a sudden and brutal attack
Tinubu to Catholic Bishops: We’re Stabilising Nigeria, Prosperity on Horizon
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu hosted a major meeting with Catholic bishops at the State House in Abuja. The meeting brought
Sanwo-Olu Congratulates New NBA President Oyinkansola Badejo-Okusanya: Full Story and What It Means for Nigeria
Lagos State Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu has officially sent his congratulations to Senior Advocate of Nigeria, Mrs. Oyinkansola Badejo-Okusanya, following her
Obi Is A Trader, Can’t Be President: Breaking Down Adams Oshiomhole’s Viral Statement
Nigerian political conversations have taken another dramatic turn, and this time, the spotlight is on a heated debate over business
Nigeria’s Collateral-Backed Borrowing Could Backfire — Ex-World Bank Chief Warns
When you need urgent cash from a bank, putting up your car or land as security is often the fastest
Presidency Dismisses Peter Obi’s Criticism of President Tinubu’s Policies: Here Is What You Should Know
Political conversations in Nigeria are always lively, but things get even more intense when top leaders exchange sharp words. Recently,