25% of Lagos diseases caused by pollution - LASEPA
LASEPA reveals 25% of hospital diseases in Lagos stem from environmental pollution. 74 industries sanctioned. Report polluters for a healthier Lagos.
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NBS Reports Significant Drop in Nigerian Food Prices
NBS data reveals a welcome decline in prices of beans, garri, and maize in Nigeria for September 2025. Discover the latest food price trends and regional variations.
EU spares Germany from budget rules over defence spending
European Union exempts Germany from budget deficit punishment due to increased defence spending. Learn how EU rules adapt to security threats.
Germany Calls for Nigerian Ambassador in Berlin
German Ambassador Annett Günther urges Nigeria to appoint ambassador to Berlin to strengthen bilateral ties. Trade between both nations surged 30% to €3 billion in 2025.
Nigeria International Trade Fair 2025 Opens in Lagos
The 2025 Nigeria International Trade Fair launched in Lagos with calls for industrial growth and policy consistency. Key officials emphasized investment opportunities and economic revival.
Manufacturers Spend N676.6bn on Power Generators
Nigerian manufacturers spent N676.6 billion on alternative energy in H1 2025 as poor power supply cripples operations. MAN warns of job losses and demands government intervention.
Nigerian Family's £6,777 Monthly UK Expenses Exposed
A Nigerian woman living in the UK breaks down her family's monthly expenses totaling £6,777. Discover mortgage costs, childcare expenses and public reactions to their budget.
Teen Dies After Workplace Air Hose Prank Goes Wrong
15-year-old Muhammed Kendirci died after colleagues forced high-pressure air hose into his rectum during workplace prank in Turkey. Investigation ongoing.
Stakeholders Seek Urgent Fix for Nigeria's Power Grid
Industry leaders warn Nigeria's power infrastructure needs immediate upgrade as states decentralize electricity market. Regulatory harmony and investment crucial for energy stability.
Reps Launch Probe Into Power Sector Failures
The House of Representatives vows to fix Nigeria's electricity crisis, launching a major investigation into 17 years of sector failures and proposing a new bill to combat energy theft.
Nigeria to earn $1bn from electricity exports
Nigeria plans to generate N1.49 trillion annually by exporting 600MW of electricity to 15 West African countries following successful grid synchronization tests. Full details on this energy breakthrough.
China pledges reliable rare earth supply to Germany
Germany's Finance Minister Lars Klingbeil obtained China's commitment for reliable rare earth supplies during his Beijing visit. This breakthrough addresses critical supply chain concerns for German manufacturers.
Reps Probe 17 Years of Power Sector Investments
Nigerian House of Representatives launches a full-scale investigation into all power sector investments and reforms from 2007 to 2024, vowing to correct 17 years of failure.
Speed Darlington Installs Barbed Wire After Rejecting Quote
Nigerian rapper Speed Darlington shares DIY barbed wire installation video after dismissing handyman's ₦100k quote. Netizens react to rising labor costs and DIY culture.
Ogun State Advances Sustainable Waste Management
Ogun State government reaffirms commitment to building cleaner, safer industrial ecosystem through stakeholder workshop on waste management standards and solutions.
German Rail Project Stuttgart 21 Faces New Delay
Germany's massive Stuttgart 21 rail project faces indefinite delays due to technical issues, with costs doubling to €11 billion. Discover the infrastructure challenges plaguing Europe's largest economy.
China Overtakes US as Germany's Top Trade Partner
China has reclaimed its position as Germany's number one trading partner, dethroning the US amid new tariffs. Discover the economic implications for global trade.
Adeyemi convicted for illegal weapons possession
Nigerian-born German star Karim Adeyemi faces €450,000 fine and DFB sanctions after being convicted for possessing illegal weapons. Read full details about the scandal.
MAN: High Energy Costs, Taxes Hurt Niger Delta Factories
MAN highlights crippling energy costs and multiple taxes hindering Niger Delta manufacturing. The association urges a blue economy focus for sustainable industrial growth. Read more.
Germany builds €11bn AI data centre for digital sovereignty
Germany breaks ground on massive €11 billion data centre to boost European AI independence from US and China. Learn how this project aims to reshape digital sovereignty.
ASUU rejects FG salary increase as inadequate
Nigerian university lecturers reject government's proposed salary increment, describing it as insufficient to address 15-year-old challenges. Union warns of impending strike action.
Kessler Twins Die in Joint Assisted Suicide at 89
German entertainment icons Alice and Ellen Kessler have died at 89 in a joint assisted suicide. The legendary twins were European stars who performed with Frank Sinatra.
Oborevwori blames BEDC for Delta power outage
Delta State Governor accuses BEDC of deliberately plunging communities into darkness despite adequate power supply from Transcorp Power. Read the full story and its impact.
Hidden Mental Health Burden in Older Adults Exposed
Ghanaian economist Michael Somuah's research reveals untreated psychological distress in older adults with functional limitations costs healthcare systems billions. Discover proactive solutions.
Build-to-Sell Strategy Takes Over Nigerian Property Market
Nigerian developers shift to build-to-sell model amid rising construction costs and economic volatility. Learn how this affects housing affordability and market dynamics.
Reliability: Nigeria's New Oil - NoteOpX Revolution
Discover how Nigerian startup NoteOpX is transforming industrial reliability with African-built asset management systems, saving millions and preventing failures across oil, gas and power sectors.
New LAUTECH Council Chairman Reveals Development Vision
Professor Oyelaran-Oyeyinka outlines plan to transform LAUTECH Teaching Hospital into a hub for healthcare excellence and rural industrial growth, inspired by China's poverty reduction model.
Germany Revives Military Service for Young Men
Germany's new military service plan requires all 18-year-old men to undergo medical screening from 2027. Learn how this affects Europe's security landscape and Nigeria's diaspora community.
Germany approves €98 billion debt for 2026 budget
German parliament approves revised 2026 budget with €98 billion borrowing for economic relief and military spending. Chancellor Merz unveils industrial power price cuts.
China Retail Sales Growth Slowest in Over a Year
China's retail sales grew at just 2.9% in October 2025, the slowest pace in over a year, highlighting persistent consumer challenges. Discover the economic implications.
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