Nigerian Man Uses Solar, Lithium Battery for Constant Power
A Nigerian crypto specialist shares his experience with a solar setup featuring a 15kWh Cworth lithium battery, powering two ACs and eliminating reliance on the national grid.
A Nigerian crypto specialist shares his experience with a solar setup featuring a 15kWh Cworth lithium battery, powering two ACs and eliminating reliance on the national grid.
The Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board has initiated a comprehensive training program to equip 10,000 youths with technical skills for employment in Nigeria's oil and gas industry.
The Central Bank of Nigeria has authorized licensed bureaux de change to purchase up to $150,000 weekly from official sources, aiming to narrow the gap between official and parallel market rates and improve retail dollar access.
The Central Bank of Nigeria has classified money bouquets as a form of naira abuse, warning offenders face prison or fines. This crackdown comes just before Valentine's Day celebrations.
In a rare rebuke, six House Republicans joined Democrats to pass a measure targeting Trump's tariffs on Canada, signaling growing GOP unease with his trade policies despite presidential veto threats.
The Nigeria Deposit Insurance Corporation is intensifying efforts to recover approximately N1.5 trillion in debts and assets from nearly 150 failed financial institutions using enhanced legal provisions under the NDIC Act 2023.
Nigerian states paid N455.38bn in foreign debt service in 2025, a 25.77% increase from 2024. Lagos leads with N92.80bn, as top 10 states account for 69% of repayments, raising fiscal concerns.
Former presidents, governors, and entertainment stars gathered in Lagos to celebrate Flutterwave's decade of operations, highlighting the fintech company's impact on Africa's digital payment landscape.
The Nigerian Naira appreciated against the US dollar, pound sterling, and euro in the official market, marking a third weekly gain following the CBN's decision to permit BDCs to buy dollars from banks.
Nigeria's Presidential Villa completes solar power project, plans full transition from national grid by March 2026 to reduce costs and address billing irregularities.
Dangote Petroleum Refinery achieves full operational capacity of 650,000 barrels per day, marking a historic milestone for Nigeria's oil industry and boosting domestic fuel supply.
The Nigerian government has launched the FarmerMoni Dry and Wet Season Programme, offering interest-free loans of up to N300,000 to 22,000 farmers nationwide to boost agricultural productivity and food security.
The Nigeria Deposit Insurance Corporation reimbursed customers of Heritage Bank, Union Homes, and Aso Savings within three days of closure by using linked BVNs to transfer funds quickly to alternative accounts.
The Federal Government plans to begin selling state-owned assets to private investors from 2026 to strengthen the economy and attract investment, as announced by Finance Minister Wale Edun.
A single-engine aircraft experienced engine failure and was forced to land on a busy Gainesville street, colliding with three vehicles and causing minor injuries.
A Nigerian woman's video documenting her frustrating apartment search in Lagos has gone viral, revealing substandard living conditions like mold, unsafe areas, and cramped spaces.
A young Nigerian woman's emotional online appeal for job opportunities has gone viral, highlighting widespread youth unemployment and the struggle to gain experience.
An Arik Air Boeing 737 made an emergency diversion to Benin Airport after experiencing engine failure during a Lagos to Port Harcourt flight. All 80 passengers were safely disembarked.
OceanHub Africa and The Coca-Cola Foundation announce a $120,000 pan-African initiative to fund innovative solutions for plastic circularity, targeting recycling 490 tons of waste and creating over 150 livelihoods by 2026.
The Nigerian Exchange Banking Index has surged over 10% in 2026 as five major banks demonstrate strong capital positions ahead of the Central Bank's recapitalization requirements.
New FAAC data reveals Nigerian states spent N455.38 billion on foreign debt service in 2025, a 25.77% increase from 2024, with Lagos, Rivers, and Kaduna leading the burden.
Enugu State has launched Enugu Air, a state-owned airline, adding an Embraer 195 to its fleet to compete with Air Peace and Max Air, aiming to boost regional connectivity and economic growth.
The Nigerian naira appreciates against the US dollar, trading at N1,351.02 in the official market as external reserves climb to $47.02 billion, the highest level since August 2018. Analysts attribute the gains to CBN reforms and improved forex liquidity.
APC chieftain Joe Igbokwe condemns soaring rents in Lagos, warning that greedy landlords are forcing residents into crime to afford housing. He calls for urgent government intervention.
Finance Minister Wale Edun announces federal government plans to sell selected state-owned assets in 2026, emphasizing improved investment climate through recent reforms and public-private partnerships.
El Paso International Airport in Texas has suspended all flights for 10 days due to a national security threat, with the FAA imposing a temporary flight restriction and warning of potential deadly force.
Passengers on an Arik Air flight from Lagos to Port Harcourt experienced panic after the aircraft developed an engine issue mid-flight, forcing an emergency landing in Benin City on Wednesday, February 11, 2026.
The Nigerian Meteorological Agency predicts early rainfall in 15 states including Kano and Rivers, with extreme weather expected from March to May 2026. Minister Keyamo warns farmers against premature planting.
A Starsky Aviation Fokker 50 with 55 people on board made an emergency landing on the shoreline near Mogadishu airport after a technical fault. All passengers and crew survived without serious injuries.
A Nigerian businesswoman is in distress after a customer demanded payment for a wig, despite the wig being found unharmed following a fire that destroyed over N3.5 million worth of items in her shop.