Multiple Charges Undermining Real Estate, Housing in Lagos
Multiple regulatory fees and approval delays in Lagos are discouraging housing investment, driving up rents, and worsening the housing deficit for millions of residents.
Multiple regulatory fees and approval delays in Lagos are discouraging housing investment, driving up rents, and worsening the housing deficit for millions of residents.
Researchers from UNILAG, Lead City University, and NISER call on Kwara State to enhance climate adaptation for rural communities, citing drought, flood, and food insecurity.
A response to criticism of Nigeria's capital inflows argues that portfolio investments are a normal first stage of confidence recovery, not speculative hot money, citing economic history and reforms under President Tinubu.
North-West governors adopt concrete, time-bound actions to reduce multidimensional poverty and improve lives of children and women, following a high-level policy dialogue in Kano.
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Governor Ahmed Aliyu's Sokoto State unveils a localized Multidimensional Poverty Index survey, shifting from assumptions to data-driven governance for targeted economic liberation.
The Mata A Farka Incubator Programme launched in Abuja, welcoming over 80 women entrepreneurs for a six-week business development journey to formalize operations and grow enterprises.
FITC's third Sustainability & ESG Conference on July 8, 2026 in Lagos aims to integrate environmental stewardship, social impact, and governance for Africa's sustainable future.
Presken Hotels commemorates its 10th anniversary and Chairman Kadiri Momoh's birthday by unveiling Presken Cares, a CSR foundation focused on community development and social inclusion.
Doorsteps Travels and Tours organized a one-day train trip from Lagos and Ibadan to Abeokuta, exploring the Alake Palace, Olumo Rock, Adire Market, and Obasanjo Library.
The Choose Milk Campaign, led by Danish Dairy Board and Arla Foods Nigeria, educates Nigerians on nutritional benefits of real milk versus creamers, addressing widespread misconceptions.
Lagos Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu will join stakeholders at the 4th GTP Multimodal Roundtable on June 17, 2026, to discuss integrated transport solutions for Nigeria's economic growth.
RPSN president Taiwo Oderinlo urges President Tinubu to reduce importation costs for rental equipment, citing high shipping and clearance fees. The group announces Rental Expo 3.0 with theme 'Legacy, Luxury & Longevity.'
ELRA and NADF signed an MoU to expand access to agricultural machinery through leasing, targeting tractors, harvesters, and irrigation systems to boost food security.
Nofisat Abisola Muhammed highlights how animal reproductive biotechnology improves livestock productivity, food security, and sustainable agriculture through AI, cryopreservation, and fertility research.
Abode Assets Limited offered free medical care, food, and clothing to over 200 residents of Obafemi Owode Community in Ogun State, as part of its Adopt A Community Initiative.
Loft & Keys has partnered with SheCan Nigeria for the SheCan Do More Conference 2026, focusing on financial literacy, entrepreneurship, and wealth creation for women and young professionals.
Geneith Health Competition leaders commend Nigerians for embracing anti-malaria movement on Democracy Day, highlighting youth participation and new legislation.
Elon Musk becomes the first trillionaire after SpaceX's historic IPO, with shares surging and market valuation reaching $1.8 trillion.
Cross River Governor Bassey Otu unveiled 100 electric vehicles for permanent secretaries and empowerment in Calabar on Democracy Day, promoting clean energy and reducing transport costs.
President Tinubu announces over 1,000 mini-grids under development nationwide to expand electricity access to underserved communities, universities, markets, and hospitals.
Nigeria plans to invest $11 billion in 53 solar projects to expand generation capacity to 209,000MW by 2050, aiming to provide electricity to 17.5 million people and reduce generator dependence.
Suka Monta unveils nanotechnology that breaks down oil pollutants into water, potentially reducing cleanup from decades to months. Stakeholders call for stronger environmental governance.
Bahrain has declared June 16, 2026, a public holiday for the Islamic Hijri New Year (1448 AH), with government offices closed. Crescent moon sighting set for June 15.
Calpe Labs launches a N600 billion enterprise development scheme in Imo, targeting 50 micro-businesses under OKOBI to boost entrepreneurship and create 20,000 jobs.
Stakeholders warn that unchecked industrial animal farming threatens public health, livelihoods, and ecological sustainability, urging stricter regulations and sustainable practices.
Elon Musk becomes the world's first trillionaire after SpaceX IPO boosts his net worth above $1 trillion, while Aliko Dangote climbs in global billionaire rankings.
The UK and Nigeria have launched a £15 million growth programme to attract investment, support reforms, and accelerate economic expansion in Nigeria.
A controversy erupts over Nigeria's airtime lending market, with claims of a foreign monopoly and ₦3 trillion capital flight. Fact-checking reveals a diverse ecosystem and regulatory disputes.
Taraba State's tax awareness campaign successfully convinces informal sector operators in Jalingo to embrace tax compliance, boosting revenue and development.