Small and medium-scale enterprise (SME) operators across Abuja have raised an alarm over soaring fuel costs, warning that the persistent hike in petrol prices is eroding profit margins and forcing a drastic reduction in consumer demand.
Gunmen in the Giro Masa community of Kebbi State ambushed a security detail on Tuesday night, resulting in the deaths of 11 soldiers and one police officer and the destruction of two military vehicles.
At least 10 brick workers are feared dead or trapped after a deep sand excavation pit collapsed on Wednesday morning in Ridawa village, Ghari Local Government Area of Kano State
Despite a significant drop in global crude oil prices to $100 per barrel, Nigerian oil marketers have maintained high petrol prices at N1,300 per litre and above, sparking allegations of consumer exploitation.
Minister of Power Adebayo Adelabu has issued a formal apology to Nigerians for the ongoing “temporary” electricity crisis, pledging to
Nigeria has been ranked last among 89 nations in the 2026 Numbeo Quality of Life Index, scoring a zero in general quality of life and recording a global low of 8.7 on the local purchasing power index.
An IED explosion in Kwara State’s Woro community has left at least one person dead, injured others, and heightened security fears in the area.
An IED explosion in Niger State killed eight people and destroyed a major bridge, disrupting movement and raising fresh security concerns in the region.
A Federal High Court in Abuja has sentenced former Acting Accountant-General of the Federation, Anamekwe Nwabuoku, to 72 years in prison for laundering ₦868.4 million during his tenure at the Ministry of Defence.
The Federal Government has selected ITB Nigeria, a subsidiary of the Gilbert Chagoury-owned Chagoury Group, to execute a landmark £746 million ($1 billion) renovation of the Apapa and Tin Can Island ports, backed by UK Export Finance.
