20 Nigerian Banks Meet CBN's New Capital Rules

The Central Bank of Nigeria confirms 20 commercial banks have successfully met the new recapitalisation requirements. Discover the full list and what it means for Nigeria's trillion-dollar economy goal.

Rogue Elephant Kills 22, Villagers Terrified

A one-tusked elephant in musth has killed 22 people in India, forcing villagers to sleep on rooftops. Officials call the attacks unprecedented. Read more on the human-wildlife conflict.

Qatar Airways Lagos-Doha flight returns safely

A Qatar Airways flight from Lagos to Doha safely returned to Lagos due to a technical issue. The NCAA confirms all safety protocols were followed and passengers are safe. Read the full details.

Nigeria's November Oil Output Falls to 1.486m bpd

Nigeria's crude oil production declined to 1.486 million barrels per day in November 2025, falling short of its OPEC quota. Experts cite insecurity and policy gaps as key reasons. Read the full analysis.

Fuel Price Risk as 3 Refineries Shut Down

PETROAN warns prolonged shutdown of Port Harcourt, Warri, Kaduna refineries threatens fuel price stability. Marketers urge FG to restore operations by early 2026 to avert economic and political fallout.

Heirs Energies Doubles Oil Production to 50,000 BPD

Tony Elumelu's Heirs Energies has doubled crude oil production to over 50,000 barrels per day in five years, reviving 100 wells and boosting gas output. Discover how this achievement strengthens Nigeria's energy security.

Plane Vanishes in Indonesia, 11 Feared Dead

An ATR 42-500 plane with 11 people onboard lost contact with air traffic control and is believed to have crashed in Indonesia. Rescue teams are searching the Leang-Leang area.

Air France Marks 80 Years in Nigeria with Exhibition

Air France celebrates 80 years of operations in Nigeria with a historic exhibition in Lagos. The event highlights decades of aviation, culture, and economic ties between Nigeria and France. Visit the showcase at Alliance Française until February 7, 2026.

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