Aliko Dangote at 69: Africa's Billionaire Industrialist

Aliko Dangote, Africa's wealthiest individual, marks his 69th birthday. His Dangote Group, with its refinery and cement operations, has transformed Nigeria's economy and set a blueprint for continental industrialization.

Solar User Warns: Don't Use Iron on Solar System

A Nigerian content creator shares her experience with solar power installation, cautioning against using heat-generating appliances like irons that can damage the system. She explains the cost savings and benefits of switching from a generator.

British Tourist Bus Crash in Canary Islands Kills One

A tragic bus accident on La Gomera in the Canary Islands resulted in one fatality and 14 injuries, with all passengers reported as British tourists. The crash, possibly due to brake failure, occurred on a steep mountain road during the Easter holiday peri

Stakeholders Back Tantita's Pipeline Security Role

Forensic experts and stakeholders have endorsed Tantita Security Services' role in pipeline protection, crediting coordinated surveillance with boosting oil production and revenue. They warned against fragmenting arrangements that could undermine gains.

Umahi Slammed Over Real Estate Mogul Income Query

Stella Okengwu, CEO of WinHomes Global Services, criticizes Works Minister David Umahi for questioning her company's $215 million housing project funding, sparking a dispute over the Lagos Coastal Highway alignment and raising investor confidence concerns

Lafarge Africa Proposes Name Change to HBM Nigeria Plc

Lafarge Africa Plc has announced plans to seek shareholder approval to change its corporate name to HBM Nigeria Plc at its upcoming AGM. The proposal comes amid recent cement price hikes and strong financial performance in 2025.

European Airports Could Run Out of Jet Fuel in Weeks

ACI Europe warns airports across Europe may exhaust jet fuel reserves in less than three weeks due to Middle East conflict disrupting oil shipments via Strait of Hormuz, threatening widespread flight cancellations.

TUC Demands Fuel Price Cut as Costs Near ₦2,000/Litre

The Trade Union Congress has urged the Nigerian government to use excess crude revenue to subsidize local refineries, warning that petrol prices are nearing ₦2,000 per litre and workers cannot afford transportation costs.

Nigeria's 6,000MW Power Target Misses Three Deadlines

Nigeria's electricity generation remains far below the promised 6,000MW target, with current supply at just 3,331MW. Minister Adelabu's repeated deadlines have been missed, causing widespread blackouts and economic losses.

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