Atunlo Sustech initiates a pilot of CarbonScope360, a carbon measurement tool, following Nigeria's carbon trading framework approval, aiming to enhance emissions tracking and data transparency for corporate climate compliance.
Lagos-based real estate firm Staplus Homes intensifies efforts to combat Nigeria's housing deficit by developing affordable residential estates with secure land and incentives for middle-income earners.
The newly elected executive of Ijebu Boys Association (IJBOYS) commits to expanding health, education, and economic initiatives in Ijebuland, building on past successes.
At the 2026 WEF in Davos, female investors and fund managers called for deeper local capital mobilisation to ensure Africa's long-term economic sustainability, reducing reliance on foreign funds.
Human Rights Monitoring Agenda appeals to Lagos Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu to investigate Onikotun of Ikotun's alleged illegal seizure of Ola family's farmland, with N100m losses claimed.
The National Shippers Association of Nigeria expresses concern over increased port charges by the Nigerian Shippers' Council, warning it could raise import costs and inflation.
Nigeria explores the $7.7 trillion global halal economy as a solution to inflation and forex shortages, with experts highlighting its ethical framework and export potential beyond religious boundaries.
Parallex Bank Plc has sponsored the 2025 Future Africa Leaders Awards, honoring 10 young Africans for community impact. The bank's MD emphasized Nigeria's youth potential and commitment to empowerment.
The Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security and IITA have signed an MoU to strengthen soil health, improve fertilizer efficiency, and enhance farm productivity across Nigeria through data-driven initiatives.
The Public Relations Women Foundation announces global expansion, transitioning from Nigerian Women in PR to an international hub focused on emerging markets.
A new initiative by Mastercard Foundation and Global Energy Alliance targets Nigeria's agricultural energy deficit to reduce post-harvest losses and create jobs for young women.
President Tinubu approves commercial oil drilling at Tongeji Island in Ogun State, making it an oil-producing state, and renames Olokola Deep Seaport as Blue Marine Economic Zone to boost economy.
Nigeria will host the Hajj-Umrah Expo 2026 from January 28-30 in Abuja, aiming to improve pilgrimage management, attract investment, and position the country as West Africa's faith-based tourism hub.
Pipeline Infrastructure Nigeria Limited plans to mediate between the Federal Government and Ogoni stakeholders to resume oil exploration in Rivers State, addressing community concerns and economic goals.
Across Nigeria, government-led demolitions displace thousands due to weak enforcement and lack of compensation, leaving families without homes or livelihoods in urban centers.
Vice President Kashim Shettima advocates for homegrown solutions and local production at WEF 2026, highlighting Nigeria's Dangote Refinery as a model for African economic transformation.
Key stakeholders including ministers, regulators, and investors gather in Lagos for an executive dialogue addressing Nigeria's power sector challenges post-Electricity Act 2023.
Professor Obiora Okonkwo, spokesperson for Airline Operators of Nigeria, discusses the impact of the new tax law on aviation, emphasizing the need for transparency and government presence to foster tax compliance.
Growth catalyst Jumoke Michael-Ojo discusses how intentional environments, community support, and holistic design empower women to thrive without burnout in leadership roles.
Lagos State Government's urban renewal drive has led to forceful evictions in waterfront communities like Makoko and Owode Onirin, displacing thousands and raising human rights concerns.
Nigeria's electricity grid suffered its first nationwide collapse in 2026, with generation dropping to zero megawatts and leaving most distribution companies without power allocation.
Kemi Omotosho's appointment as MultiChoice Nigeria CEO highlights a move beyond gender symbolism to trust in hard mandates during economic challenges.
Sir Steve Omojafor, founder of STB-Macainn, reflects on his 80-year life, from Daily Times reporter to advertising pioneer, sharing insights on career, family, and Nigeria's future.
Nigerian distillers and labor unions protest NAFDAC's ban on sachet alcoholic drinks, warning of massive job losses and economic damage while disputing claims of underage access.
Emmanuel Adediran of MediaReach OMD appointed to 2026 Purpose Awards EMEA jury, becoming the first Nigerian-based professional on the panel, highlighting Africa's rising influence in global social impact initiatives.
Nigeria may forfeit a generational opportunity in global energy markets due to policy missteps and inconsistent crude supply at Dangote Refinery, warns expert Abdulrazaq Hamzat.
The Nigerian government has inaugurated an Inter-ministerial Steering Committee to implement the National Intellectual Property Policy and Strategy (NIPPS), aiming to boost economic diversification and innovation.
Electricity unions at KEDCO have suspended a 72-hour strike after resolving issues over unpaid bonuses and pensions with management, ending a blackout in Kano, Katsina, and Jigawa states.
Three years after Lagos State announced CCECC-CRCCIG Consortium as preferred bidder for the Fourth Mainland Bridge, construction remains stalled with Governor Sanwo-Olu silent on the project.
Milon Express unveils structured mobility solutions to combat the mental and physical toll of commuting in Nigeria, addressing stress, lateness, and productivity loss for workers and businesses.