FG Rakes in N12trn from Oil Royalties as Naira Depreciates The Federal Government’s earnings from oil royalties and others ballooned from about N4tn to N12tn following the devaluation of the naira. This represents a 200 per cent jump in earnings to the government through its Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NUPRC). A latest report from

Senate Summons NNPC Boss Over Alleged N210trn Missing Funds The Senate on Thursday ordered the Group Chief Executive Officer of the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL) Bayo Ojulari, to appear before its Public Accounts Committee over unresolved financial infractions amounting to N210tn. The lawmakers expressed deep displeasure over Ojulari’s repeated absence from investigative sessions

Africa’s richest man, Aliko Dangote’s petroleum refinery is reportedly finalising plans to construct a 1.6 million-barrel fuel storage facility in Walvis Bay, Namibia, a significant step toward solidifying his position as a pan-African energy powerhouse.  This marks a strategic move to serve markets across central and southern Africa. This development, confirmed by Namibia’s Ports Authority

In 2005, few could have predicted that a small Nigerian technology company would evolve into one of Africa’s most trusted IT infrastructure, cloud, and cybersecurity brands. Today, Layer3 celebrates 20 years of doing just that, transforming IT from a technical necessity into a strategic advantage for enterprises, governments, and innovators across the continent. The Foundation:

Buhari couldn’t have become President without Tinubu – Presidency President Bola Tinubu, on Wednesday, assured that his administration will consolidate and strengthen the reforms initiated by former President Muhammadu Buhari. Tinubu gave the assurance at the book launch titled, “According to the President: Lessons from a Presidential Spokesman’s Experience”, authored by Garba Shehu, a former

Small size and personalised structure of most African media organisations largely contribute to their inability to challenge governments and corporations towards effecting necessary social positive change. The Nigerian Political Science Association (NPSA), has raised concerns that the preoccupation with electoral politics has diverted attention from critical development issues in the country. It lamented that global

Hanatu Musa Musawa, Minister for.Arts, Culture, Tourism and Creative Economy; Governor Hope Uzodinma of Imo State, the Past Governors of the State and other eminent Nigerians are set to grace the 2025 Iriji Mbaise Annual Cultural Festival in Imo State. Joe Ogbonna Anosike, the President-General of Ezuruezu Mbaise, said that the Cultural Group had officially

FILE - In this Aug. 17, 2018, file photo, people arrive before the start of a naturalization ceremony at the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services Miami Field Office in Miami. The number of applications for visas used in the technology industry soared for a second straight year, raising “serious concerns” that some are manipulating the

Commuting in Lagos is a daily hustle on its own. Between unpredictable traffic, high transport costs, and the occasional danfo drama, getting from point A to B can be a full-time headache. But thanks to technology, it doesn’t have to be this hard anymore. With the right transport apps, you can plan better, spend less

Across the globe, a handful of airstrips stand out not for their size, but for their audacious design and the skill required to land upon them. These tiny airports connect remote communities and thrill-seeking adventurers alike, turning seemingly impossible geography into a vital lifeline. Here are the top 10 Smallest Airports in the World: 1.

If you are thinking of Japa or eyeing a fresh start in Canada, the dream may have just gotten a little harder to reach. As of July 7, 2025, Canada has raised the financial bar for skilled workers hoping to immigrate under its Express Entry system.  And the new numbers are turning heads, a single

The Senior Special Assistant to the President on Public Health, Uju Anwukah, announced that Nigeria now ranks second worldwide on the global malnutrition index, and first in Africa, underscoring the severity of undernutrition among its population. The Chairman of the House Committee on Food and Nutrition, Chike Okafor, estimates that malnutrition costs Nigeria about US$1.5