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Bengaluru's Traffic Crisis Threatens Tech Economy

India's Silicon Valley Bengaluru faces severe traffic gridlock and infrastructure decay, threatening productivity in the world's fifth-largest economy. Discover how tech giants are responding.

St. Kitts & Nevis Citizenship: Nigeria's New Dream

Nigerian elites are securing St. Kitts & Nevis citizenship for visa-free global travel, tax benefits, and family security. Discover the limited-time offer for a family of four. Act now!

Over 1000 Cyclists for Lagos EKO 170 Challenge

Lagos launches the EKO 170, a 170km cycling event on Jan 11, 2026, aiming to boost sports tourism and healthy living. Over 1000 cyclists will participate. Discover the route and impact.

Stakeholders Advocate Policy Consistency for EV Adoption

Industry leaders at Nigeria's Electric Vehicle Conference emphasize policy consistency, incentives, and collaboration to drive electric vehicle adoption nationwide. Learn how Nigeria can lead Africa's e-mobility revolution.

Trade Fair Demolition: Economic Waste in Lagos

The demolition of multi-billion-naira shops at Lagos Trade Fair Complex raises critical questions about governance, transparency, and economic waste in Nigeria. Discover the full story and its implications for investors.

Town Planners Told to Uphold Professional Standards

Former NITP president Nathaniel Atebije calls for flawless professionalism in urban planning while ATOPCON pushes for tech adoption in Abuja's development. Join the conversation on sustainable city growth.

Africa's $2.2T Energy Mobility Revolution

Industry leaders reveal how Africa's shift to sustainable energy could unlock $2.2 trillion in economic benefits while solving transportation and power challenges.

Adhi Group Wins WEF Urban Innovation Award

Rwanda's Adhi Group earns prestigious WEF recognition for groundbreaking collaborative urban development projects in Kigali, setting new standards for African city innovation.

Young Nigerians Struggling with City Life Drain

Young Nigerians are paying a heavy price for city living with rising costs, mental health struggles, and overwhelming stress threatening their wellbeing and future prospects.

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