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Shettima Arrives in Guinea for Presidential Inauguration

Vice President Kashim Shettima is in Conakry to represent Nigeria at Mamady Doumbouya's swearing-in. This marks Guinea's return to constitutional rule and highlights Nigeria's commitment to West African democracy and economic ties. Read more.

SAIPEC 2026 to Spotlight Nigeria's Oil Licensing Round

The 10th Sub Saharan Africa International Petroleum Exhibition and Conference (SAIPEC) will focus on Nigeria's oil licensing round. Key speakers from across Africa confirmed for the Lagos event in February 2026. Read more for details.

Africa's Top 20 Museums in 2026: A New Era

As 2026 unfolds, African museums are reclaiming narratives and attracting record visitors. Explore the top 20 venues reshaping engagement with the continent's heritage.

High Stowaway Costs Burden Shipowners in West Africa

West African ports impose heavy fines and repatriation costs on shipping companies for stowaways, with incidents costing up to $30,000 each. Nigeria's shipping association criticizes the policy as unfair.

NBA Condemns Bandit Attacks in Niger State

The Nigerian Bar Association's Minna Branch condemns deadly attacks in Borgu and Agwara LGAs, urging government action to rescue victims and secure communities.

Legal Practitioners Bill: Fears of Govt Capture, NBA Reprisal

President Tinubu's Legal Practitioners Bill, fast-tracked in Senate, risks turning the Body of Benchers into a government-controlled super-regulator. Critics warn it's institutional capture and a reprisal against the NBA. Read the full analysis.

New Tariffs to Make Nigeria's Ports 55% More Expensive

Maritime stakeholders warn that a new tariff hike approved by the Nigerian Shippers' Council will make doing business at Nigerian ports 55% costlier than other West African ports, contradicting government's cost-reduction goals.

N720bn Contractor Debt Scandal Indicts Nigerian Government

The Federal Government's N720 billion debt to local contractors is a moral failure, crippling businesses and halting projects. This editorial demands urgent action and transparency to fix Nigeria's broken contract system.

Farmers: Cashew Export Ban Could Worsen Poverty

Nigerian cashew farmers urge the government to drop the proposed export ban, warning it will cripple the non-oil sector and increase poverty. They call for local processing plants instead.

Niger PTA Takes Education Ministry to Court

The Niger State PTA has filed a lawsuit against the state's education ministry to stop a caretaker committee from interfering in its affairs. The court hearing is set for January 12, 2026.

Bassa Students Hail ADC Chieftain Usman Okai in Kogi

NABS in Kogi thanks ADC's Usman Okai for his commitment to student development. The chieftain also criticizes the state government over alleged financial mismanagement and lack of transparency.

Bassa Students Hail PDP's Austin Okai for Contributions

The National Association of Bassa Students in Kogi state has expressed gratitude to PDP chieftain Usman Okai Austin for his support and purposeful leadership. Read more about the visit and his political stance.

AGN Backs Ini Edo, Clashes with CAN Over Movie Title

The Actors Guild of Nigeria defends Ini Edo's film 'Dirty Christmas' after CAN criticism. NFVCB confirms approval but suggests a title change. Full story on the clash between faith and creative expression.

Seafarers Seek Tax Clarity Ahead of 2026 Regime

Nigerian maritime stakeholders call for tax exemptions and clear guidelines for seafarers before the 2026 tax reform. They warn the new regime could unfairly burden this vital workforce.

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