Amidst a general downtrend across sectors leading to a dip in the country’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) by six per cent, the telecommunications sub-sector shone ...

A stakeholder has applauded the management of Nigerian Communications Commission for its commitment in developing Emergency Communication Centres (ECC) across the country in light of ...

Facebook on Monday announced a ₦500m grant to support 781 small businesses in Nigeria, as part its $100m Global Grants Programme announced earlier this year, ...

Nigeria has almost doubled its voting rights in the African Development Bank (AfDB) to 16.8 per cent before the lender’s annual meetings next week. The ...

Many Nigerians have reacted to the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) decision to continue the ongoing strike action until the Federal Government meets all ...

Nigeria’s economy shrank for the first time in three years in the second quarter of 2020 as the Gross Domestic Product fell by 6.10%. The ...

The Federal Government on Monday has begun the evacuation of about 241 Nigerians who had been trapped in China. The President of Nigerians in Diaspora ...

A mild drama ensued on Monday as some Senate members of the University of Lagos (INILAG), who were to meet to nominate an acting Vice-Chancellor ...

Food security, nutrition education and the need to increase the nation’s budget for health and nutrition emerged as some of the issues that dominated conversations ...

The Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer of Polaris Bank Limited, Mr. Tokunbo Abiru, has announced his retirement from the service of Polaris Bank, effective August 31, ...

The Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), on Sunday, accused the Nigerian security personnel led by the Enugu State Police Command of killing 21 of its members and arresting 47.

Nineteen–year-old Sunday Sodipe, the prime suspect of Ibadan serial ritual killings, who escaped from police custody on Tuesday August 11, has been re-arrested.

 Attempts by a peacemaker, Collins Osagie, to settle a disagreement between a spare parts trader and a naval rating in the Okokomaiko area of Lagos State, has cost him his life.

Global rights group, Amnesty International, says bandits killed 1,126 villagers in Nigeria between January and June 2020.