Nigeria’s tech industry has become one of the fastest-growing in Africa, producing innovative startups that solve real problems and create jobs for thousands of young people.  From fintech companies transforming how people move money to health and logistics platforms enhancing everyday life, Nigerian founders are demonstrating that local ideas can have a global impact. But

As we speak, dozens of global leaders have begun arriving in Belém, Brazil, for a two-day high-level meeting ahead of the official start of the United Nations Climate Change Conference, COP30.  The discussions, set for Thursday and Friday, aim to build consensus on urgent actions to curb global warming and revive international momentum for climate

A fresh wave of tension has erupted after Donald Trump reportedly directed the U.S. Africa Command (AFRICOM) to review “operational options” for Nigeria and South Africa, citing alleged security and human-rights concerns. According to Washington insiders, AFRICOM is evaluating non-combat contingencies ranging from intelligence surveillance to targeted sanctions. The development follows Trump’s repeated warnings that

Phil Foden scored twice and Erling Haaland struck against his former club as Manchester City cruised to a 4-1 victory over Borussia Dortmund on Wednesday, climbing to fourth in the Champions League table. Haaland, wearing the captain’s armband for the night, continued his red-hot form, netting his 27th goal of the season for club and

Chelsea were held to a 2-2 draw by Azerbaijan champions Qarabag in the UEFA Champions League on Wednesday, as Enzo Maresca’s youthful side once again struggled for consistency. The result dents Chelsea’s hopes of securing automatic qualification for the last 16, with both sides now sitting on seven points from four matches in the league

The Senate joint committees on health and on agricultural production services and rural development have submitted their report on a motion seeking to end the chemical ripening of fruits and other unsafe food handling practices in the country. The report was presented on Wednesday by Ipalibo Banigo, chair of the Senate committee on health. The

Governor Dikko Umaru Radda of Katsina State has reaffirmed his administration’s unwavering commitment to strengthening the healthcare system and ensuring that hospitals across the state are adequately equipped to deliver quality medical services to the people. He stated this on Wednesday during the flag-off ceremony for the distribution of medical equipment and consumables donated by

The Senate has approved the Sexual Harassment of Students (Prevention and Prohibition) Bill, 2025, a legislation that introduces penalties of up to 14 years in prison for educators convicted of sexually harassing students in tertiary institutions. The bill, earlier passed by the House of Representatives, was presented for concurrence on Wednesday by Deputy Senate Leader

Nigeria’s refining sector is about to witness another giant move and this time, it’s coming from Ondo State. Following the success of the Dangote Petroleum Refinery, a new $15 billion project led by Backbone Infrastructure Nigeria Limited (BINL) could soon become one of the country’s biggest industrial ventures.  With a target capacity of 500,000 barrels

Relocation in 2025 is not just about chasing “greener pastures” anymore. For many Africans, it’s about strategy, opportunity, and long-term growth.  The decision to move abroad now depends on career goals, education options, and the kind of life one wants to build. From visa reforms to new job markets and digital opportunities, several countries have

The Senate has passed for second reading a bill that would create a national framework for Nigeria’s transition to electric vehicles (EVs) and broader green mobility. Titled the Electric Vehicles Transition and Green Mobility Bill, 2025, the proposal seeks to streamline policy, spur private investment, and guide a gradual move away from petrol and diesel

Nigeria’s long-standing trade relationship with the United States has entered one of its most uncertain moments in recent years.  Once one of Nigeria’s most reliable economic partners, the U.S. has now fallen to sixth place among the country’s top trade partners, according to new data from the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS).  And for many