EU-Nigeria Launch Climate-Smart Agriculture Project

The Federal Government and European Union, with Czech Republic, Austria, and Latvia, have launched a twinning project to enhance climate-smart agriculture and food systems in Nigeria, addressing climate challenges and improving resilience.

Maltina's 50th Anniversary Ramadan Cheer in Kano

Maltina marked its 50th anniversary with Ramadan community activities in Kano, including a light-up event and communal iftar gatherings, emphasizing nourishment and togetherness during the holy month.

Nigeria's Escalating Bank App Fraud Crisis

Nigeria's banking system is grappling with a surge in digital fraud, with billions lost through unauthorized access, insider collusion, and sophisticated cyberattacks, threatening financial stability and consumer trust.

Niger Delta Demands Inclusion in Oil Divestment

Niger Delta communities and civil society organizations are insisting on full participation in oil asset divestment processes, warning that exiting multinationals must not abandon environmental liabilities.

Man Shares Solar Panel Installation Cost, Materials Used

A Nigerian man has gone viral after sharing the breakdown of expenses for installing two solar panels at his residence. He revealed the materials purchased and electrician fees, prompting varied reactions from netizens about solar energy affordability.

Anambra Consumers Demand Prepaid Meters Over Billing Issues

Electricity consumers in Anambra state have called on First Power to install prepaid meters, rejecting estimated billing practices. The company has opened a new meter lab in Onitsha to speed up installations, while state regulators pledge fair oversight.

Smart Companies Hire in Q1, Avoid Mid-Year Delays

Proactive companies are hiring in Q1 to gain competitive advantages, including lower talent competition and faster onboarding, while others risk losing top candidates by waiting until mid-year.

Unity Bank Denies Recapitalization Failure Claims

Unity Bank has firmly dismissed reports suggesting it failed to meet CBN's recapitalization threshold, confirming full compliance and strong financial stability ahead of the March 31, 2026 deadline through strategic merger and capital enhancement initiati

CPPE Warns Against New Tax on Sugary Drinks

The Centre for the Promotion of Private Enterprise warns that additional taxes on sugar-sweetened beverages could hurt Nigeria's manufacturing sector and slow economic recovery.

Man Moves Into Unfinished House After Rent Increase

A Nigerian man has moved into his uncompleted house after his landlord tripled his rent. He shared a video tour, expressing joy at becoming a landlord despite the unfinished state, sparking praise online for his decision to build gradually.

AI and Middle East Conflict to Shape Global Trade

The WTO's 2026 report highlights that AI investment and the Middle East conflict will significantly influence global trade, with AI driving high-tech goods and services, while geopolitical tensions pose risks to energy and transport costs.

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