Tony Bello has cautioned against food import reliance, urging production investment and private sector engagement to combat food inflation.

Young people need to understand the things that Wole Soyinka spent his life pursuing, says Femi Odugbemi.

“About 40% of what is adjudged crude oil theft actually are attributable to metering inaccuracies,” says NUPRC boss Gbenga Komolafe.

Tinubu has congratulated media mogul Nduka Obaigbena on his 65th birthday, praising his enterprising spirit and contributions to the nation.

Charly Boy has says the salvation of Nigeria lies in the hands of its exceptional young people.

House of Reps Spokesperson Akin Rotimi has said that it was on 10th Assembly’s agenda to ensure local government autonomy.

Kwankwaso has explained that NNPP’s new logo emphasises education, peace, and struggle.

“Loan recovery is a competitive process, like fighting for pocket share,’ Bfree’s Enyi said, emphasising flexible approach to repayment.

Liborous Oshoma has hailed the supreme court ruling on local government autonomy as “a step in the right direction.”

Muhammad Ali’s former wife, Khalilah Camacho-Ali, has advised athletes to prioritise their health to avoid quick-progressing diseases.

Ndume: “I have to be scared because I’m 64-years-old with 10 children, 20 grandchildren, and I don’t have a visa…”

Nigeria has announced a $250 million green bond issuance for climate projects in September 2024 to attract private investors.

“The greatest challenge we have in this country, the majority are created by politicians,” said former DSS director, Mike Ejiofor.

Former NBA President Agbakoba argued that NNPC’s privatisation has failed to spur development or alleviate poverty, enriching only certain individuals.

NLC and TUC leaders have arrived the Presidential Villa for a crucial meeting with Tinubu over a new minimum wage.

“Nigeria’s real estate sector has faced challenges, including inefficient markets and outdated regulations, hindering growth and development,” says Ayo Ibaru.

Professor Ife says Nigeria is facing a food security emergency while advocating for sustainable cross-border production contracts.

PETROAN President Dr Billy Gillis-Harry asserts that eliminating middlemen will lower petrol prices and mitigate ongoing supply issues.

Women Minister Kennedy-Ohanenye has asserted that the financial issues and unpaid contracts cited by lawmakers took place under her predecessor.

Gillis-Harry has warned that rising petroleum prices could reduce Nigerians’ buying power, impacting retail outlet owners.