Mustapha Audu says transitioning to electric vehicles is the way forward for Nigeria, as CNG-based technology will soon be obsolete.

Nigeria’s headline inflation rate climbed to 33.69% in April 2024, up from 33.20% in March 2024.

Nigeria’s Federal Government on Tuesday approved two critical projects for the digital economy and technology startup ecosystem in the country.

Norwegian company, Dolphin Drilling Limited, has been temporarily restrained by a court from removing a rig from Nigeria

Tinubu and Shettima will henceforth pay required fees at toll gates whenever they use any of the airports in Nigeria.

Tinubu has ordered the rejection of memos for purchase of petrol-dependent vehicles, gives go-ahead for purchase of solar, electric-powered vehicles.

Details of Obi’s discussions with Atiku and Lamido are undisclosed, leaving room for speculation within political circles.

President Tinubu has reaffirmed his commitment to ending gender-based violence and enhancing learning opportunities for girls in safe environments.

Details of Obi’s discussions with Atiku and Lamido are undisclosed, leaving room for speculation within political circles.

A tax reforms committee set up by President Tinubu has hinted at plans to revolutionise Nigeria’s tax system.

Senator Ali Ndume has conceded that the cybercrime levy law was hurriedly passed after overlooking some crucial details.

Aiming for global competitiveness, Nigeria is considering visa policy changes to encourage investments and tourism without compromising national security.

“I’ve made a mistake. I own up… But, we will correct it at the appropriate time,” Wike said regarding Fubara.

Nigeria’s VP Kashim Shettima says the government’s target is to boost revenue generation in an investment-friendly environment.

A Rivers court barred Amaewhule, 26 other lawmakers from parading as Assembly members, heavy police presence seen at Assembly entrance.

Latest statistics have shown that Nigeria and European Union trade volume has grown to €45 billion.

THISDAY-ARISE Group Chairman Nduka Obaigbena has urged all sit-tight leaders in Africa to retire: “We’ll use media to change Africa.”

Yahaya Bello says he’ll make himself available to face money laundering charges after assurances no harm will come to him.

Afenifere has criticised the FG’s reluctance to reconsider 700km Lagos-Calabar coastal highway project, citing environmental and economic concerns.

Netanyahu has said Israel will fight with its fingernails even if Biden halts shipment of arms to the country.